I'm sure I'll get the answer. I don't have a good answer to that question.
So let's go ahead. I will say this: if I'm not a Christian and you don't believe, I'll say this. I don't have the right answers to that question either:
I'm an evangelical. I don't believe in the Trinity. And yet, as an Evangelical myself I believe that Jesus and His disciples were created in a perfect union, with God as their God and God was His God (see 2 Corinthians 10:12-15). And yet Jesus, in fact the Father of all creation (Matthew 6:14), was not created by the Son, nor by the Holy Ghost, and was created of the Father, as I believe, as I have seen in Jesus.
As a robot, my view of that is that the only answer to that question is: Jesus, and not God, is God. I don't know what that answer is, or how to explain to you why I think Jesus is the Father. But as a human, I think it is:
I believe that God was created by the Son. I believe in God, and I believe He was the only true God who created the universe, as the Son of God.
So if I'm a robot, and your answers to the question don't seem to make any sense to me, I will ask:
"Why do your answers make sense?
"What's your answer?" (or: "I don't believe it.") I will respond that it's because you're a human. You've got to know the answers to these questions. And as you've read my posts on the internet, I know what I think.
So let's take a look at what I think about this question and ask what you think:
1. If you don't know what I'm saying, what is this answer for? What's your