you wont get a arguement there lol its my opinion he was created when ancient hebrews created their religion and deity's that went along with it when they first gathered in 1250BC and needed a religion for their new culture.
but im giving the trinity more here trying to make it work and i find to many issues as described and as written.
must be why its still a hot topic and its been trouble since it was started
Wanna know why it's convoluted and a hot topic?
1) We understand God to be greater than our capacity to understand, so anything we say about God is an incomplete picture. like looking at three pieces of a 2000 piece jigsaw puzzle and saying, "what the heck is that?!"
2) In the Abrahamic tradition, there has always been a line drawn between humanity and Divinity that humanity cannot cross (examples: getting thrown out of the Garden and knocking down the Tower of Babel). Xy, though, takes a bold step, in envisioning God Incarnate. It adds several more pieces to the puzzle, and takes the added step of moving us closer to the table, so we can't see the pieces so clearly. In other words, Xy almost takes a humanistic stance to Divinity. Jesus was fully human, and, in being fully human, is also fully Divine. It blurs that distinction I mentioned.
Being a Trinitarian means that God is revealed, not through religious formulas (such as Mosaic Law), but through understanding the human life (Jesus). Jesus said "Humanity was not made for the Sabbath; the Sabbath was made for humanity.
The Trinity presents a paradigm that really doesn't fit with the established relationship heretofore understood to exist between humanity and Divinity.
