"God is ONE", Galatians 3:20.

False prophets use tactics similar to:

1)  the tactics tyrants use in their speeches to stir the masses (emotions, falsehoods, irrational statements, confusion, uncertainty, partial truths, false logic, and their own line of reasoning...lest you think for yourself).

2)  tactics used by intelligence agencies to further propaganda (misinformation, diversion from the real issue, controversy and chaos in order to prevent intelligent discussion, concealing their objective, and avoiding a simple and clear explanation of their motive for their assertions). 

ANY kind of harsh language at all is useful to them in order to stir emotions (this is a telltale sign that controversy is the immediate goal and chaos will eventually follow)..."burrs in their butt". The introduction of harsh language also will enable  them to feel free to call someone a "liar" and post themselves in a position of authority so that they can make assertions that they actually know the true Greek translation of scripture even though it makes no sense (of course a convenient explanation is that they know Greek anyway because they are Greek). They also present themselves as having the imagined right to be judgemental of other people and have decided that someone doesn't have a "command of the english language".  The objective is that we should realize that we don't measure up to their standards, and that we should feel inferior because of that. The false prophet is not a very forgiving person. All in all, subjugation is the name of the game, truth and certainty (stability) is not allowed in darkness.

The next statement is so irrational that confusion is the immediate result, and the foundation of uncertainty has been planted..." The evangelicals can't stand the teachings of Jesus".

The internet holds new surprises for me. I never thought that there would be a person on earth to come on to a Christian forum and have the audacity  or intelligence level to claim that God is made up of 14 beings.