The Trinity is BOTH Logical and Biblical

You’ve been lied to about the Trinity, and it’s time to set the record straight. This video breaks down the essential doctrine of the Trinity and why it’s central to Christianity. It dives into the common objections raised by Muslims and other Unitarians, showing how they misunderstand or misrepresent this key Christian belief. From the oneness of God to the distinct persons of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, this explanation reveals the biblical foundation of the Trinity.

Donall and Connall are from Lutheran Satire guys. Hans is the best. Please don't sue me Hans.

00:00 Trinity defined
01:07 Trinity in the Bible
02:20 Trinitarian heresies
03:00 Why Trinity matters
03:20 Unitarian objections
04:05 Tawhid vs Trinity
05:32 Conclusion

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[benedictjajo]

The problem with people who thinks the trinity is nonsensical is that they think God is limited.

[ryankohnenkamp]

"I don't understand the trinity, so it must be false"

[KingJonasHD]

When muslims say "the trinity was invented", I'd simply ask them why?
Like seriously, why would one invent something as confusing as the trinity to convince people to follow their religion?
You wouldn't want to convince someone by inventing something confusing, you'd make it simple to understand. It doesn't make sense strategically.
This whole "inventing stuff" seems to fit much more with islam, where simply telling people who do not understand the trinity that "god is one" is far more effective.

[J_RayDBL]

Remember, if God is easy to explain, that means our brains are bigger than God😊

[SockieTheSockPuppet]

This is why I like how The Chosen brought up this issue a bit in Season One, with Nicodemus and Schmuel. Nicodemus was disagreeing with Schmuel and said that we can't just put God into a box of our own making. There are things about God that we will never understand or comprehend.

[bottomturtlepodcast]

Physicist/mathematician here. At 0:47 is essentially an algebraic statement. This is the nature of algebra you're describing. It's also the language of symmetry and symmetry transformations which is foundational to all of physics. Think in terms of Noether's theorem. If there is a symmetry, then there is a conserved quantity. As you transform between the elements of the symmetry, the essence of God is conserved. This is precisely to be one unity with distinct parts. I also think it's the best way to understand John 17:21.

[PyrBen]

I'm a simple man
I see Donnall and Connall
I like video

[Btglow]

My son is going through catechesis right now and your videos are perfect length and format for him to understand these topics. Keep up the good work sir.

[Chinmookchin]

People who say the Trinity isn't make sense because hard to understand was just basically saying we can 100% understand God's nature and power, which telling our mind is same level or equal with God's mind

[whatevermeh]

“For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.” Isa 9:6

[BenJacobs-zu]

Another response to the "God uses singular pronouns" argument is that God also uses plural pronouns: eg. Gen 1:24 Let us make man in our image, Gen 11:7 Let us go down an confuse their language

[TutorIpadjumper]

This was one of the most confusing topics of the Bible. Thank you for making it so clear! (im talking mostly on the heresies which were the questions I had)

[The_guy_called_John-sq]

I am so excited for the new video's where the trinity is in the Old Testament. Keep the work going man👍

[helenos_]

As an Orthodox Christian, here's what we think about the Trinity:

First we have to make the distinction of the essence and energies. The essence is what God is, something we cannot fully understand and comprehend. God's energies is what God does, like love, justice etc. God's essence and God's energies are like 2 sides of the same coin, because both His essence His energies are God. Having gotten that out of the way, let's explain the Trinity. For anyone who doesn't know, Orthodox Christianity believes that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father, unlike Catholics and Protestants, who believe that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son. This is because the Son's procession is hypostatic, while the Holy Spirit's procession is energetic. So essentially, the Son is God in a human hypostasis, while the Holy Spirit is God's energies. This also means that the Holy Spirit could proceed from the Father through the Son, but not from the Son, as then it would make the Holy Spirit less God, which is not possible. With the Orthodox definition of the Trinity, understanding it becomes much more easier. Hope this helps!

[isimsizanimator]

5:03 i am former muslim, i'll explain that with monarchy

king of germany , france, england, sweden . think about 1 person hold thesee titles . this is how that works many titles 1 god

[Logan]

The Trinity can be a little difficult to grasp, but it's also what makes the most sense when we read the Scriptures. Like you said, numerous times in the Bible we see The Lord our God, the Lord is one. There is easily 1 God that can be seen in the text, but Yeshua (the Son) also calls himself God and was worshipped (something the angels have to blatantly tell people NOT to do). The Holy Spirit breathing through the writers, purifying, sanctifying, and dwelling in believers are "Godly" aspects/jobs so you can't call Him an angel. As well as Jesus proclaiming us to baptize in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. That's personally what causes the Trinity to make sense for me.

[darrionighodaro]

The 1 + 1 + 1 = 1 argument never fails to make me laugh 😭😭

[WyattStrange]

The problem people have with understanding the Trinity, is that they keep trying to apply human and physical constraints to God who is above such things.

[itself]

I have never understood the trinity but I do enjoy a YT video that tries to explain it.

[jacobblakely]

Also, LORD comes from the Hebrew word "Adonai, " which, translated as literally as possible, means "Masters." Also, in Hebrew, you need at least 3 of something to be plural.