Important Trinity Questions
“For us there is only one God, the Father” (1 Corinthians 8:6 NJB). There are some important Trinity questions that need to be answered.
If the Trinity doctrine is truly Biblical, as Trinitarians claim, then they should not have any problems with answering simple questions about their doctrine, without any resorting to evasion, or denial. Here is the question:
Are both of the following statements true?—YES, or NO
A. For Christians, there is one God, the Triune God.
B. For Christians, there is one God, the Father.
1. If YES, then please explain how the “one God” of Christians is both a three person being and a one person being.
2. If NO, then please identify which of the two above statements is true.
If the doctrine of the Trinity is true, Trinitarians should be able to answer these questions Biblically.
3 thoughts on “Important Trinity Questions”
If I were a Christian (I’m not) I would choose neither option. I think you have set up a false dichotomy. You need at least one more option:
C. For Christians, there are three gods which work together in a team called “The Trinity,” but the chief among these is the Father, commonly called “God.”
According to the Christian Bible, “for us there is only one God, the Father” (1 Corinthians 8:6 NJB), So your “C” is not an option.
Other Christians disagree with your interpretation. C is the real option for many.