[Faith-talk] Can you explain the Trinity?

[Mostafa]

Dear all, peace be with you.


When Christian Apologists attempt to explain the Trinitarian mystery, they ordinarily endup confessing ancient heresies.


God has constantly been likened to apples and eggs.


Christian Apologists tend to equate its mystery to physical objects.


They aim to somehow clarify its vagueness.

   
Does the Trinity make any sense?


Does it stand up for scrutiny, or it conveniently crumbles under critical examinations.


Well at its inception, let us be really fair in defining what the Trinity is.


It is not three Gods as some people like to describe it in their unjust strives to criticize the Christian faith.


So what is it then?


The Trinity is the belief in the Union of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit in a one godhead.


Although the term technically refers to the Judeo-Christian God, but we will find that Orthodox Jews are explicitly declining the Trinitarian conception.


In spite of their political  controversy, but we will find that Muslims and Jews have mutually apportioned their incredulity to the Trinity.

Is the Trinity mentioned in the Old Testament?

Is the word Trinity found in the New Testament?

     Had Abraham been ever informed about the Trinity?

Had Moses been commanded to adhere the Trinity?

Did he even auspicate for its forth coming?

Christian Apologists have numerous methods to illustrate and justify the Trinitarian doctronal tennet from their perspective but, I doubt they will ever be adequate to convey its concept to others.

It will everlastingly remain undecipherable, and Christians are utterly accountable for their crucial insistence to verbalize this blasphemy.

Every Sunday, Christians gather in congregations worldwide to deliberately  desecrate the divine being.

I thank Allah for the grace of Islam, and enough of it as a bounty and amplitude.

      All redemptions and atonements are merely belong to Allah glory be to Him.

I have Christian friends who ask me to pray for them, but I am afraid, I never asked a Trinitarian for prayers.

I am really sorry, but I cannot flatter on that regard.

It is approximately the time to pray the noon prayer here in Cairo.

I have to prepare myself.

With all deference to the difference.

Peace be with you.