The entire chapter reads:

"Okay, If Jesus and God are two distinct gods and one is greater than the other ("my Father is greater than I" John 14:28) then this contradicts such verses as Isaiah 43:10-11 and the very definition of the "Trinity" (see section 2.2.5) which includes the words: "..Co-equality.." in it's definition (see section 2.2.8).

However, if they are not two separate gods, but ONE god, as claimed by all Trinitarians (like Mr. J), then is Jesus (pbuh) praying to himself? Is, for instance, his mind praying to his soul? Why?"

Yes, in fact, Jesus and the Father are One, as He Himself told the disciples in John. Why does Jesus communicate with the Father? Surely Al-Kadhi talks to his own relatives? Within one's own body, the mind communicates to the mouth. Even so, the Father is the primary authority figure in Heaven. Jesus is the Word proceeding from the bosom of the Father, and the Spirit is the gentle breath of God shaping the universe according to the Father's will. Which is the man, brain, mouth, or breath? The whole is greater than the parts, and among the parts there is hierarchy of purpose.

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