I'm going to attempt an actual reply to the topic of this thread. Though I am not ChristianI used to be, but long before I was capable of considering things like the meaning of the TrinityI imagine the Trinity as being a single being with three simultaneous manifestations.
It is easier to think of if you imagine that for one moment the manifestation is Jesus, for another moment the manifestation is the Father, and for another moment the manifestation is the Holy Spirit.
Easy enough to comprehend. There is nothing strange in a God that can manifest in three different ways.
The mental jump comes when we say that God can manifest in these three different ways
at the same time. God does not have to choose when to be Jesus, when to be the Father, and when to be the Holy Spirit because He can be all of themand is all of themat once. And yet, just as when they were manifest at different times, they are still independent of one another while being manifestations of the same one God.
It really is a one, two, three logic trail: One god -> Doublethink -> Trinity
But it works.
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