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It's a Begging the Question fallacy. He does not explain the Holy Spirit or how it relates to a so-called 'true Christian' (itself a True Scotsman fallacy).

There are actually two fallacies here.

A Begging the Question fallacy typically occurs when someone tries two conclusions in parallel and attempts to relate them.

IF he claims the 'Holy Spirit' is Jesus Christ and attempts to use that as a proof of any kind, than it becomes a simple circular argument fallacy.
with the Trinity its triangular.

a triangular argument.

amen.
 
It's a Begging the Question fallacy. He does not explain the Holy Spirit or how it relates to a so-called 'true Christian' (itself a True Scotsman fallacy).

There are actually two fallacies here.

A Begging the Question fallacy typically occurs when someone tries two conclusions in parallel and attempts to relate them.

IF he claims the 'Holy Spirit' is Jesus Christ and attempts to use that as a proof of any kind, than it becomes a simple circular argument fallacy.
you don't get to educate about fallacies because you have abused the concept so much with your bullshit.

REVOKED!
 
Omniscience fallacy.
actually.
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its a different version of appeal to authority.

its an appeal to my own admittedly delusional authority.
 

Christianity is a polytheistic religion.​



According to Nicene Christianity God the father (1) is fully and distinctly God, God the son (2) is fully and distinctly God, and God the holy spirit (3) is fully and distinctly God; God the father is not God the son, God the son is not the God the holy spirit, etc. When Christians pray to God the father, they are not praying to God the son or God the holy spirit. When God the son suffered on the cross, God the holy spirit and God the father did not (Patripassianism) suffer.
 
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