If Jesus is not god, then you are committing idolatry.

The Trinity vs the Godhead I don't want to spend much time on this subject because it is irrelevant to my position as con and has nothing to do with proving your argument invalid but in the spirit of debate and education I'll enlighten you for a moment. The trinity was created by the Council of Nicaea and thus they alone have the right to define what it means. For more information on this visit the links below (1,2,3). The trinity is completely different from the view of the Godhead and the difference is obvious if you read my definitions listed in opening arguments. If you were to ask somebody who believes in the Trinity (and knows what it means) if they believe Jesus Christ is God the Father they will answer yes. If you were to ask me, or somebody who believes in the Godhead the same question, they will answer no. I do not believe Jesus is GOD the father and thus I do not believe in the trinity. Please do not tell me or the readers what I believe and what I don"t believe when I have mentioned and made it very clear that I do not believe in the Trinity. Not classy Pro. More and more Christians are starting to realize that the trinity is not biblical whatsoever and the very word 'Trinity' doesn't even appear one time in the bible. It's a concept invented by the Council of Nicaea about 300 or so years after the death of Jesus Christ. Because the idea of Jesus Christ being God the Father makes no sense according to both logic and the scripture. Christians still holding on to the idea of the Trinity try and morph the believe to try and make it make sense this is why you see confused Christians saying that the Trinity and the Godhead are the same thing. But the whole idea behind the Trinity is that Jesus is God the Father and the Holy Ghost is also God the Father. Three different names all for the same person. Three different bodies all for the same person. The idea of the Godhead is that they are not the same people at all. They are three different people completely. Only one in purpose. If you are a Christian who believes that then you do not believe in the Trinity. Debate on Committing Idolatry As I have already mentioned and provided references for, this entire debate is easily disproven because Idolatry is literally the act of worshiping a physical object as a God. No Christian that I know of does this. I have provided exact definitions from the dictionary proving this is the literal scholastic definition, and I have also provided scriptural references showing this was Gods definition too. In your above arguments you mention the commandment to not worship false idols. That is true and is also a commandment from God but it is not idolatry. Idolatry is the worship of a physical object as a God. With the exception of Indian culture, we haven't done that in thousands of years that I know of and thus your entire argument is invalid. You have mentioned that idols are not only physical and again you are correct. But Idolatry is the act of worshiping a physical object as a God. That hasn"t happened in thousands of years. (1)http://www.tertullian.org..., 2016 (2)http://www.britannica.com..., 2016 (3)http://www.usccb.org..., 2016