Chapter 2: The Error of The Trinity

God Is Unfettered by Natural Causes and Has No Children

The error of the Trinity will be considered in three sections in this book:

The first chapter concentrates on the way that the Church ultimately decided in 1870 that the Trinity "is not a matter for reason and logic, but a mystery not requiring reflection." It explains how the confused issue of the Trinity gradually became a dogma "not requiring reflection" and invites sincere Christians to reflect deeply on God's attributes.

The second section provides evidence from the Gospel and the Torah showing how the claims about the Trinity made by some Christians depart  from the path of religion and logic, and suggests various ideas for Christians to reflect on.

The third and final section provides Christians with very important information about the nature of matter. This information about the true nature of matter definitely repudiates all the claims on which the error of the Trinity is based. It sets out a new understanding which will change our Christian brothers' lives and allow them to completely review their perspectives to date.

Section 1: There is certainly a Sign in that for people who reflect (Koran, 16:11)

Everything, our hands, our cells, structures such as DNA, protein and enzymes, all the diversely created different life forms, the way that birds fly, fish swim and leaves make photosynthesis, the sky, the stars, the plants, the Sun and Moon, the way trees blossom in the spring and animals hibernate in winter, the way the day has 24 hours, rain, snow; in short everything we see and know, hear or are aware of, has a purpose. It is easy to live without reflecting on these and seeing the wisdom behind their existence, just to pass by without seeing them. The most profound difference that distinguishes some people from others is that they think deeply on everything that has been created, rather than taking the easy path. God reveals in the Koran that deep reflection is a property unique to believers.

If someone does not reflect then he cannot grasp the purpose behind the creation of his life. If he does not reflect, he will spend his life pointlessly and purposelessly, not knowing where he came from or what his responsibilities are. In contrast to other living things, however, human beings possess reason, conscience and the ability to think and make judgments. They therefore have an important responsibility. They have an obligation to think about how and why they were created, to understand the Creator and fulfill their responsibilities to Him. One can also ignore that responsibility. That is people's own choice. It is this choice that distinguishes people from one another. The greatest difference between believers who reason and will come off best in the hereafter and other people is that the former reflect on the signs and evidence of Creation and are able to properly understand our Creator.

The importance of reflection is also noted in the Torah and the Gospel:

... Do you still not see or understand? Are your hearts hardened? (Mark, 8:17)

Reflect on what I am saying, for the Lord will give you insight into all this. (2nd Letter to Timothy, 2:7)

Brothers and sisters, think of what you were when you were called.... (1 Corinthians, 1:26)

... set your hearts on things above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God. Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things.... (Colossians, 3:1-2)

Great are the works of the Lord; they are pondered by all who delight in them. (Psalms, 111:2)

For all this I laid to my heart, even to make clear all this: that the righteous, and the wise, and their works, are in the hand of God; … (Book of Ecclesiastes, 9:1)

… I am terrified before Him; when I think of all this, I fear Him. (Job, 23:15)

On my bed I remember You; I think of You through the watches of the night. (Psalms, 63:6)

but whose delight is in the law of the Lord, and who meditates on His law day and night. (Psalms, 1:2)

I will remember the deeds of the Lord; yes, I will remember Your miracles of long ago. I will consider all Your works and meditate on all Your mighty deeds. (Psalms, 77:11-12)

Though rulers sit together and slander me, Your servant will meditate on your decrees. Your statutes are my delight; they are my counselors. (Psalms, 119:23-24)

Oh, how I love Your law! I meditate on it all day long. Your commands are always with me and make me wiser than my enemies. I have more insight than all my teachers, for I meditate on Your statutes. (Psalms, 119:97-99)

Consider the work of God; for who can make that straight, which He hath made crooked? (Book of Ecclesiastes, 7:13-14)

Listen to this, Job; stop and consider God's wonders. (Job, 37:14)

This book of the law shall not depart out of your mouth, but you shall meditate therein day and night, that you may observe to do according to all that is written therein. (Joshua, 1:8)

I meditate on all Your works and consider what Your hands have done.

I spread out my hands to You; I thirst for You like a parched land. (Psalms, 143:5-6)

But be sure to fear the Lord and serve Him faithfully with all your heart; consider what great things He has done for you. (1. Samuel, 12:24)

for I delight in Your commands because I love them. I reach out for Your commands, which I love, that I may meditate on Your decrees. (Psalms, 119:47-48)

One generation commends Your works to another; they tell of Your mighty acts. They speak of the glorious splendor of Your majesty— and I will meditate on Your wonderful works. (Psalms, 145:4-5)

Almighty God also reveals in the Koran that believers who turn to Him are people who reflect on the evidence of Creation and are thus properly able to appreciate His sublime might:

...those who remember God, standing, sitting and lying on their sides, and reflect on the creation of the heavens and the Earth: "Our Lord, You have not created this for nothing. Glory be to You! So safeguard us from the punishment of the Fire." (Koran, 3:191)

Deep reflection is important in order to be able to be a true believer. True faith is impossible without reflection. Deep reflection is a condition of faith on which Muslims, Jews and Christians must all focus. Only when people think deeply can they realize the greatness and might of God and decipher the surface and hidden meanings of the profound words in the holy books. Religion is not a way of life that is merely to be taught and memorized.

This is the path of your Lord – straight. We have made the Signs clear for people who remember. They will have the Abode of Peace with their Lord. He is their Protector because of what they have done.
(Koran, 6:126-127)
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