This House Believes God Exists As A Trinity

Well I guess I am one hell of an idiot, I had meant to be Con. However since the debate has started I do not want to be rude and so it is only right that I act as a devil's advocate and defend the resolution. Since this happened I ask the voters to ignore rule 4. 1. Observations:(1.1)This debate is shall not discuss whether God exists, this debate will discuss that if God exists what is the best explanation for Him. I will argue that if God is present He exists in a Trinity, and my opponent must provide arguments for a different form of God. (1.2)I will at times mention God's Spirit I am not referring to the Holy Ghost, where the Holy Ghost is mentioned He shall be mentioned by this name. The Father shall be mentioned as Jehovah, the Son either are Jesus, Christ or both. The Spirit of God is the essence of God when all three of these Beings are One. (1.3)For full disclosure I am taking my arguments from Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, the German logician, philosophy and the father of dialectic logic.(1.4)Dialectic Logic is affirmed almost unanimously by the general poulation of Philosophers and Physicists so I will not delve very deep into it, I will however use it in my argument. 2. Clarifications:(2.1)There is indeed then a distinction of the Three, and yet all Three are one. I will clarify these distinctions and first of all show how the Three are different and the same. Sine I am arguing for a Trinitian claim I am allowed to define this claim of mine, these definitions must be accepted. (2.2)Jehovah then is the Father. He sits at the throne. The nature of Jehovah is that of pure a priori, as in He transcends completely the confines of Time, Space and Number. Jehovah then is the absolute Spirit, He is the thesis of God. Jehovah represents all that purely Godly, and His Will is the Will of God. (2.3)Jesus exists as the Son, He is the anti-thesis of God. Jesus was God in human flesh, so that He is God and is in direct contradiction to Jehovah. He represents the Human God and as He was in flesh He was bound by Time, Space and Number. He was at once transcendent and immanent. He is an a posteriori conceptualization of the a priori Jehovah. I think this should make it quite clear. (2.4)The Holy Spirit is then the Holy Ghost, He is a reflection of God, one that forms the synthesis of the Union of God. He is not an a posteriori conceptualization, nor an a priori; neither transcendent nor immanent but the very bridge of the two. He does not transcend Time, Space and Number, as He is not confined therwith, rather He is the very Time, Space and Number, not so as the boundaries of the human cognition but rather Ontologically where He exists as the bridge. 3. The Argument For The Son:(3.1)God wishes to be percieved. For in being percieved only, God becomes actual via its particularization in the minds of “His” finite material creatures. Thus, in our consciousness of God, we somehow serve to realize his own self-consciousness, and, thereby, his own perfection.(3.2)We know that God created mankind, there is no other rational explanation for the Creation of mankind than that that God wished to be percieved to realize His own perfection.(3.3)Jehovah however transcends man's powers of understanding, so it must be that to be percieved God must become the Son for only in becoming the Son goes God gain human flesh so that humans may percieve God. (3.4)God is not an abstraction but a concrete God...God, considered in terms of his eternal Idea, has to generate the Son, has to distinguish himself from himself; he is the process of differentiating, namely, love and Spirit.4. The Argument For Jehovah:(4.1)God could not exist solely as the Son for then God would become an abstraction, to the extent that God would not be God. If He is the Son so He may be percieved it is only so that Jehovah may be percieved. For if God exists solely in human form then He does so only as He diffrentiates it from the Father. (4.2)Therefore since the Son must exist since God and humanity exits and the Son can only exist so long as Jehovah exists the Father exists. 5. The Argument For the Holy Ghost:(5.3)Since the form of dialectic logic is that the anti-thesis negates the perfect thesis to form the synthesis, and since Jehovah is the thesis and is purely transcendent, and Jesus is the anti-thesis so purely immanent then it must follow that there is a Holy Spirit perfectly in between. (5.4)We have therefore shown that God must exist in a Trinity. Ajab