You stumble forth with, “Water, steam (vapor), ice. That’s good except when water becomes steam it is no longer water it is steam. When water or steam become ice it is no longer water but ice.” In all three states it is still H2O, two atoms of Hydrogen and one atom of Oxygen. Mormons are good at straining at gnats in order to choke on the camel.
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You are totally missing what I was saying. Yes, I completely agree with you that there are three states of H20 my point is that wherever the H20 is in which state it is in it is only in one state at a time.
At the baptism of Jesus Christ by John we are led to believe via scripture that John was baptizing Christ and at the same time the voice of God The Father was heard from heaven saying He was pleased in His Son and at the same time the Holy Ghost was descending from Heaven in the form of a dove.
It matters not to me the three states, what matters is that at least in this example there were three different beings in three different places at the same point in time. In this example anyway God The Father did not turn Himself into Christ The Son or into The Holy Ghost unless He split Himself up 3 ways but then He would not shout from Heaven that He was pleased with His son, He would have said He was pleased with Himself.
I am a keen reader. I even noticed your mormonesque phrasing of ‘gods’. I would explain the Trinity to you in a way you have not read before, perhaps, but I do not cast the things God has shown me, to the heretical naybobs.