Muslim and Christian Debate the Trinity and Monotheism

Watch this arrogant Muslim challenge the Christian, and then watch what happens next.

Your God is not one, it's three. It can't be one, it's impossible, because you have three separate entities, which is the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

When I was a child, I used to be very confused in church.

There was a lady next to me saying, "Thank you, Jesus."

There was a lady in the aisle saying, "Thank you, Holy Spirit."

There was a lady in front of me saying, "Thank you, Father."

I didn't know who to thank. I don't think confusion should be the basis on which we determine if something is true.

I'm just explaining. Determine true, truth. But that's the reason why s- I'm saying that's why it's not monotheistic.

Three separate gods, because you believe that all three are gods, correct?

No, I don't believe that they're gods, I believe that they are God, and so that's a misrepresentation of- Okay, so God.

You believe that all three are God. Yes, yes. That. That's, that's not problematic.

So again, I don't think that confusion should be the basis of determining truth.

So, how exactly is the Trinity monotheistic?

Jesus says, "Not my will, but yours." So when He makes statements like, "Not my will, but your will," what we're seeing is an interplay between God's human nature and His divine nature.

Okay. Do you have children? Because to explain that to a child...

Okay. So to explain it to a child is not the basis on determining truth.

I cannot explain to a child how the mitochondria works in the cell, but that doesn't mean that the mitochondria does not provide energy in the cell.

It's actually just very, very immensely just like, it's brain fog.

How does your heart, how does your heart pump blood into your chest specifically?

Now, okay, now we're just, we're just talking. No, I'm challenging the premise.

Now I'm gonna ask, I'm gonna ask you this. Jesus prayed, right?

So who was He praying to? The Father. Okay.

Did the Father ever pray back to Jesus? The Father praised Jesus.

He bruised one of His- No, did the Father ever pray back to Jesus?

Can the Holy Spirit pray to the Father? Uh- Okay, and the Holy Spirit can pray to Jesus.

If He- So they can all frolic together. They all pray all together.

No, that's a misrepresentation and it's a, it's a caricature of my belief, your belief frankly.

This is not monotheism, honey. It is monotheism- In no way possible ... because the Bible says that God is one flesh.

It is monotheism- In no way possible ... because the Bible says that God is one flesh.

But that has nothing to do with common sense, honey. That's a husband- hold on.

That's a husband and wife becoming one. You're just quoting scripture.

No, I'm making a point. Yeah, but that has- I'm making a point ... nothing to do with one God.

Can I answer? Okay, go ahead. Because it seems like...

Why does Moses communicate to all of Israel that the Lord God is one using a compound unity?

What? That's fine. If it's over your head, if it's over your head, just- No, literally my head hurts.

One can't equal three and three can't equal one.

Like, that's just, like, math. Like, this is, like, come on.

I'm, like, trying to get it through your head.

Like, it doesn't make sense. It's not common sense. Okay.

Common sense is not the determining factor for truth.

That's what you have to say. No, that's what is true. It's not common sense. You have to make it make sense.

See how you're interrupting me? I'm sorry.

So I'm gonna continue to speak. I'm sorry you're right. I'm sorry.

The determining factor for truth should not be common sense, it should be what is revealed.

And what is revealed in scripture is consistent, that God is one and He's expressed in three persons. He's not one, you're wrong.

The Trinity isn't that hard to understand.

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