You are making some grave assumptions there. First off, you have no clue of the details of what I believe and don't believe.
Second, the physical world and the spiritual world do not necessarily behave the same.
In the physical world 1 + 1 = 2.
In the spiritual world 1 + 1 = 1.
Mark 10:8
and the two shall become one flesh; so they are no longer two, but one flesh.
John 10:30
I and the Father are one.”
And that point throws Euclid's notion out the window in regards to spiritual matters.
Your assumptions are incorrect (and irrational).
When a man and woman get married they remain 2 distinct separate
people. They do not become only one person in the physical world, so
Euclid's first notion stands absolutely true. A married couple visits a
restaurant and the waiter sees two separate people, not one person.
Each person has a separate plate and so there are two plates, not just
one plate. So? So Euclid's first notion holds true. And 1 + 1 can NEVER
equal 1
And the Lord Jesus is a separate distinct Person from the Person of God the
Father. When the Bible says that the Father and Son are One,
it does not
mean they have blended together so that now the Father/Son have become one
member of the Holy Trinity, leaving the Holy Spirit to be the second member of the Holy Trinity so that now, on your lights, the Holy Trinity has only two members instead of the correct Three members of the Holy Trinity. So? So Euclid's first notion stands absolutely true. And 1 +1 can NEVER equal 1
Also . . .
it is factually true that Feminism and the Women's Empowerment Movement
came FIRST in America and then NEXT came the Homosexual Empowerment Movement in America and that the SAME arguments used to justify the empowerment of females to rule over males are also used to justify the empowerment of homosexuals to rule (political office) over males (and women and children.)
And this same pattern occured within Evangelical Churches. FIRST they accepted female preachers.leaders/pastors in their churches . . . and NOW the same reasons used to justify accepting females as their preachers/pastors are being used to justify accepting homosexuals as their preachers/leaders/pastors in their churches.
Churches are beginning to embrace their LGBT congregants
time.com
JAG