The existance of the holy trinity is probroly the truth.

Thanks Con. I'll refute your case in the next round. I'll be arguing that the trinity is most a coherent nature of God.I. Nature of God Prima facie, the idea of any being being 3 beings seems to be absurd! But this is the perception we get from our limited human perspective, which is highly flawed anyway. For one, it's entirely logical that the true nature of God is beyond human comprehension--indeed in light of the fact that God created the universe ex nihilo, as Biblical Scholar Matheww Henry writes[1]: " The manner in which this work was effected: God created it, that is, made it out of nothing. There was not any pre-existent matter out of which the world was produced. The fish and fowl were indeed produced out of the waters and the beasts and man out of the earth; but that earth and those waters were made out of nothing. By the ordinary power of nature, it is impossible that any thing should be made out of nothing; no artificer can work, unless he has something to work on. But by the almighty power of God it is not only possible that something should be made of nothing (the God of nature is not subject to the laws of nature), but in the creation it is impossible it should be otherwise, for nothing is more injurious to the honour of the Eternal Mind than the supposition of eternal matter. Thus the excellency of the power is of God and all the glory is to him."The creation of something from nothing requires an amount of power that literaly defies human comprehension! We canot even begin to imagine how things can just begin to exist, and it's therefore logical that God's true nature cannot be revealed to us given humanities limitations. Rich Deem brings up the hypothetical example of a Cube shaped God who created a 2 dimensional universe[2]: " This god, being three-dimensional, can choose to interact with the two-dimensional universe or not. This cube god decides to reveal himself to Mr. and Mrs. Flat, as well as their friend, Mr. Level in this two-dimensional universe. The cube god places himself above the plane of the two-dimensional universe directly in front of Mrs. Flat and extends a corner of his cube into the plane of the two-dimensional universe. Mrs. Flat sees this revelation of her god as a point. Next, the cube god places himself above the plane of the two dimensional universe directly in front of Mr. Flat and extends the intersection of two sides of his cube into the plane of the two dimensional universe. Mr. Flat sees this revelation of his god as a line segment. Then, the cube god places himself above the plane of the two dimensional universe directly in front of Mr. Level and extends an entire side into the plane of the two dimensional universe. Mr. Level sees this revelation of his god as a square."Thus, while 3 different beings see Cube God, they all see him as a seperate entity because his true nature is contradictory to the onyl worldview they are able to obtain. Thus, given that God has a nature incomprehensible to human beings, it only makes sense that the way God reveals himself are hard for Humans to understand. The Bible justifies this well: For My thoughts are not your thoughts, Neither are your ways My ways,” declares the LORD. “For as the heavens are higher than the earth, So are My ways higher than your ways, And My thoughts than your thoughts” (Isaiah 55:8-9).II. Scriptual basis for the Trinitygiven the illustrations above, it's logically possible if not probable that the trinity is true. However, the Bible itself justifies this on multiple accounts from literally dozens of verses[3]. J. Hampton Keathly elabrates better than I ever could[4]: " (1) The Father is called God (John 6:27; 20:17; 1 Cor. 8:6; Gal. 1:1; Eph. 4:6; Phil. 2:11; 1 Pet. 1:2). (2) Jesus Christ, the Son is declared to be God. His deity is proven by the divine names given to Him, by His works that only God could do (upholding all things, Col. 1:17; creation, Col. 1:16, John 1:3; and future judgment, John 5:27), by His divine attributes (eternality, John 17:5; omnipresence, Matt. 28:20; omnipotence,Heb. 1:3; omniscience, Matt. 9:4), and by explicit statements declaring His deity (John 1:1; 20:28; Titus 2:13;Heb. 1:8). (3) The Holy Spirit is recognized as God. By comparing Peter’s comments in Acts 5:3 and 4, we see that in lying to the Holy Spirit (vs. 3), Ananias was lying to God (vs. 4). He has the attributes which only God can possess like omniscience (1 Cor. 2:10) and omnipresence (1 Cor. 6:19), and He regenerates people to new life (John 3:5-6, 8; Tit. 3:5), which must of necessity be a work of God for only God has the power of life. Finally, His deity is evident by the divine names used for the Spirit as “the Spirit of our God,” (1 Cor. 6:11), which should be understood as “the Spirit, who is our God.” My opponent and I will have a good discussion about the meaning of the scriptures in the next round.Until then, however, the logical conclusion is that belief in the Trinity is the more logical worldview.1. http://www.ccel.org...;2. http://www.godandscience.org...;3. http://www.layevangelism.com...;4. http://bible.org...