Christianity, in general, a monotheistic religion and confirms the existence of a single god.

But, in Trinity, God exists in three forms. And are the three forms are equal except for relational differences.

It is well-known that we are not equal to God in at least many or all aspects. But my doubt is about the possibility of becoming God in all aspects at any point in time (includes post-death).

Can a human become God, in all aspects, according to any denomination?

No restrictions on human or time or place are assumed. I mean one is allowed to assume any human, any time (before or after death), any place (universe or heaven).

Christianity, in general, is a monotheistic religion and confirms the existence of a single god.

But in the Trinity God exists in three forms. And the three forms are equal except for relational differences.

It is well-known that we are not equal to God in at least many or all aspects. But my doubt is about the possibility of becoming God in all aspects at any point in time (includes post-death).

Can a human become God, in all aspects, according to any denomination?

No restrictions on human or time or place are assumed. I mean one is allowed to assume any human, any time (before or after death), any place (universe or heaven).

Christianity, in general, a monotheistic religion and confirms the existence of a single god.

But, in Trinity, God exists in three forms. And are the three forms are equal except for relational differences.

It is well-known that we are not equal to God in at least many or all aspects. But my doubt is about the possibility of becoming God in all aspects at any point in time (includes post-death death).

Can a human become God, in all aspects, according to any denomination?

No restrictions on human or time or place are assumed. I mean one is allowed to assume any human, any time (before or after death), any place (universe or heaven).

Christianity, in general, a monotheistic religion and confirms the existence of a single god.

But, in Trinity, God exists in three forms. And are the three forms are equal except for relational differences.

It is well-known that we are not equal to God in at least many or all aspects. But my doubt is about the possibility of becoming God in all aspects at any point in time (includes post-death).

Can a human become God, in all aspects, according to any denomination?

No restrictions on human or time or place are assumed. I mean one is allowed to assume any human, any time (before or after death), any place (universe or heaven).

Christianity, in general, a monotheistic religion and confirms the existence of a single god.

But, in Trinity, God exists in three forms. And are the three forms are equal except for relational differences.

It is well-known that we are not equal to God in at least many or all aspects. But my doubt is about the possibility of becoming God in all aspects at any point in time (includes post-death death).

Can a human become God, in all aspects, according to any denomination?

No restrictions on human or time or place are assumed. I mean one is allowed to assume any human, any time (before or after death), any place (universe or heaven).

Christianity, in general, a monotheistic religion and confirms the existence of a single god.

But, in Trinity, God exists in three forms. And are the three forms are equal except for relational differences.

It is well-known that we are not equal to God in at least many or all aspects. But my doubt is about the possibility of becoming God in all aspects at any point in time (includes post-death death).

Can a human become God, in all aspects, according to any denomination?

No restrictions on human or time or place are assumed. I mean one is allowed to assume any human, any time (before or after death), any place (universe or heaven).