Mynd_44: In genesis one, it says "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth, the earth was without form or void and the spirit of God move above the waters"
now the first person introduced in the bible is the Holy Spirit but remember that God is also omnipresent and it is by this spirit that he does that. That does not make the holy spirit someone else. It just makes him God's presence.
The son or word is also in Genesis. Every time "God said" he is bringing the Word into action and that's why John 1 says the word created everything.
Can you separate a man from his Word? That's why God and his word are one.
"in the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the word was God"
when the word needed being saved, the Word was made flesh. Which is the same word that has being in existence from the beginning. So you see, the word, spirit and God are the same person. Unlike what the trinity says

I mean I agree with you that in John 1:1, the word there represents Jesus but hollup I don't really see how u're disputing the three in one God. Are u saying Holy Spirit and Jesus are not God??

kunlejazz: I'd really like to join in this discussion. House, am I permitted?

yes, u are

*Shollypopz:

I mean I agree with you that in John 1:1, the word there represents Jesus but hollup I don't really see how u're disputing the three in one God. Are u saying Holy Spirit and Jesus are not God??

They are God but not separate. They are the same as God. Don't you get it? It is the same God just separate appearance