Binitarian is a term i came across while i was reading and studying some of Michael Heiser's research. It is simply the theological teaching that there two individuals in the Godhead. I think that it fits better with reality.
But the reality is that there's three individuals with three different roles, with one God in control.
lol....a reality that you can't seem to be able to explain.
I'm explaining it, you're just not getting it. A person has a will, mind, emotions, conscience, intuition and communion. Saying that the Holy Spirit isn't a person is saying that he lacks these things, which he doesn't. In the role of the Father, God is the provider and creator of all. In the role of the Son, God is manifested in the flesh as a human to bring about the salvation of mankind. In the role of the Holy Spirit, God manifests himself from heaven through his actions on the earth and within the lives of christians. The Holy Spirit is not only a force, but he's a force that is alive inside of christians and the Holy Spirit also can move in God's will, think like God thinks and is sad and joyful like God is sad and joyful, because their both
alive in heaven.
To understand that these three are persons, you would have to understand the vastness of the greatness of who these three persons represent and what they are capable of. Saying the Holy Spirit isn't a person inside of you, is saying that he doesn't move in God's will, feel and think the things of God the Father. Do you understand?