The Trinity is Biblical, Jesus is God

Let's talk a bit about logic. First, it was very illogical of you to accept a debate partly entitled "The Trinity is BIBLICAL," which demands that we debate if it's taught IN THE BIBLE, and demand that we cannot use religious texts like the Bible. You could have allowed someone with more common sense to take this debate. Secondly, you claim about Jesus that "logic tells me that he was a prophet of god, like Adam, Edris, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Mohammad. and prophets are people who are closest to god, and because of that they show godly attributes like healing the blind, reviving the dead, splitting the sea, ... and all of that is power of god flowing through them." Wow. How did logic tell you that Jesus was a prophet who performed miracles like raising the dead if you didn't read it in the Bible? Since you don't want to use religious texts, can you name a single scientific text which says those things about Jesus? Common sense and logical explanation (which you called for) tells me that since the New Testament is the main source of historical information about Jesus available to us, and since that same source seem reliable enough to you for you to use it to gain the knowledge that Jesus was a miracle performing prophet, that this same Bible should also be reliable enough to tell me who he was; if he was God or not. The Ne w Testament is the oldest, closes documents we have containing any words of Jesus. In it, Jesus claim that he existed with the Father before the world existed (John 17:5), that he is the final judge and is to be honored JUST AS the Father is to be honored (John 5:22-23), which means if you worship the Father you must worship the Son to. Jesus even blesses Thomas for calling him "my God" in John 20:28-29. He claimed that anyone who sees him sees the Father, and told us to pray to him (John 14:9, 14). He even claimed to be the I AM, a sacred name of God (John 8:58; Exodus 3:14) Add to this, these same Gospel record that Jesus was worshipped and called God. (Matt 28:9, 17; John 1:1-3, 14) No mere prophet could do these things. Now if you believe the myth theory, that Jesus was just a prophet whom his disciples eventually mythologized, you have a problem. The myth theory has two layers - the Jesus who was just a man, and the Jesus who was divine; but there is absolutely no evidence for the first layer. No one has ever found any Gospel account in which Jesus isn't portrayed as being called God or doing the things that only God can do such as read hearts and forgive sins, or receiving worship. The first layer is made entirely of thin air. The proof that Jesus is God is that his claims were vindicated by his resurrection from the dead, for which we have 4 facts established by the majority of historians of the NT. His honorable burial, his empty tomb, his post-mortem appearances, and the origin of the disciples' belief in his resurrection. Many theories have been tried through the years to explain these four facts, but all have failed, none have a gained a large following among historians. In the absence of any naturalistic explanation of these facts which works, a rational person should believe he was raised from the dead, but that would prove his claims to be God were true. Please see evidence for his resurrection in this link As for the Trinity, a particle can be in many places at once, so why can't God be in three places at once as Father, Son and Holy Spirit?