You wrote:
“You can’t have it both ways.”
I’m not trying to. I have been consistent throughout this thread.
“Logically, either your statement in #64 is false, or what I said in #83 is true.”
No, what I said in 64 is true and you premise in 83 is false.
A8: "A deficient *concept* of God does not necessarily entail that the object of that concept [i.e. the being described by the concept] is other than the one true God."
V998: "It does when laid side-by-side with the correct understanding of God by the Church sent by Him."
#129
V998: "That is not to say Jews don’t worship the same God. It is to say they know Him only deficiently compared to Christians."
What you say in #64 in conjunction with the second sentence of the quotation from #129 entails that Jews don't worship the same God Catholics worship. But what you say in the first sentence of #129 implies that Jews worship the same God Catholics worship. Which is it?
-A8