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@npub1pfsju0dgx36399868u0p8lhamdwd5u3zwu6j3aagl2sa643cxexsvz48pe "We can discover much about God by looking at nature. Take the Trinity for example. The Trinity is sort of like an apple. You've got the seeds, the flesh, and the skin. Three different things. Still, together they form one thing, an apple. And under no circumstances will one apple be three things, but the seeds, skin, and flesh will always be three things." ?20190612194011

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