1, After reading nicene creed I see catholics are not polytheists, do you agree and?

[strateguy632]

2, did you ever hear that they were polytheism? Is seeing the nicene creed, [written around year 300] change you that they are monotheism?

God, is one according to their faith, the other "person is not a second god" because one god?

[Stevepro68]

As long as people are telling me this is what God said... I take it all with a grain of salt. I believe every group of worshipers gets to come up with their own fine tuning. Once you are outside the group. It all seems to lose meaning because again it's words written by people.

[strateguy632]

As you said "their own" but when outsiders say catholic is bad because of polytheism... that is outsiders.
They do pray to mary... but still specified "one god".

[WonderingManII]

The trinity is three persons in one. One God in Three persons.

[strateguy632]

Correct so not polytheism.

[Ariesman81]

Father, Son and Holy Ghost. The Holy Trinity. I will not attempt to explain it for risk of being a heretic.

[strateguy632]

But look at the screenshot... only one... of those... is "one god" also in gospel mark the "most important" jesus bothered to say is one god... so he never meant son is "a second god" as you @ariesman81 listed. how can people say "father and son" when jesus himself said "one god" in gospel?

[Ariesman81]

The word "and" is all encompassing. Meaning, all these things.

[strateguy632]

So "all these" are one god?

[Ariesman81]

Yeah, at least that's my belief. You've got a mind, body and spirit... right? All these things make up you don't they?