Chris,
It is painfully obvious to me that while you advocate having an open mind you keep yours quite closed. The scripture clearly states that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are God (the one God). You discard it because you cannot understand it. To you it is not "logical." You reject the doctrine of the trinity because it is not logical, not because it is not in scripture.
Once again you accuse me of attacking "JW's." This time I am offended by the accusation. I do not attack JW's. I do not attack Mormons. I do challenge many of the doctrines of both of these groups (and quite a number of other groups as well). That is not an attack on anyone, Chris. It is a defense of the scripture.
You have every right to present your beliefs here, Chris (though I personally wish you were up front with the post instead of presenting your belief through the back door, so to speak). I have every right to respond to such beliefs (I am sure you agree). In responding I felt it important to discover where that belief came from, hence I revealed your adherence to the WTBTS. I don't think that is an attack, Chris, just a revelation of the source of the belief.
Since you have stated that you don't have any desire to discuss the merits (or lack of merits) of the NWT, and you have no desire to discuss the doctrine of the Trinity, your post presenting your belief that Jesus is not God is only answerable if one agrees with you. I, clearly, do not.
As for my pointing out your background and your groups mistranslation of holy writ not being acceptable in a debate, you are quite mistaken. The reason you have your point of view is quite revelent when debating that point. It is, again, not an attack, but a revelation.
Should you change your mind and want to discuss what the bible says about the Trinity, or why the NWT is or is not a good translation, I am all yours.
Respectfully,
Phil