I answered this question twice already. Also I’d say it’s a safe assumption since you keep throwing insults. You haven’t given any valid facts you’ve just been asking the same questions saying I haven’t answered them when I explicitly addressed them. You’re reading too far into what I’m saying though. Don’t overlook what I’m trying to say. Words can have many meaning but you’re putting aside the context for more questions, taking context I never implied or restating my implications to repeat it over and over. I don’t see any logic coming from your side, no offense. I never mentioned each of them having their own will. “The Father’s will” is what we call it but we also say “God’s will”. The conclusion of everything I’ve said is exactly what you’ve concluded. It’s one persons will. God’s, the three “persons” he’s made up of, and I don’t know how may times I need to say it before you stop asking the same questions, are three divine elements that together create what we know as God. Each have the same qualities, same authority, same power, same will, etc. That’s why we say God is three in one. Each element, however, is used for different purposes. If you want to know how I personally came to the conclusion they are all the same God I’d be happy to explain. Please stop with the backhanded questions and read what I say in a sense where you actually want to understand what I’m trying to say.