02 Nov '17 06:03>1 edit
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeYou cannot believe that God became a man.
The problem with the Trinity sir is that you have God talking to himself on the cross.
"My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?" (Matthew 27:46)
But look how the man lived.
You say "But this man said My God, My God Why have you forsaken Me?" . But He has told us that He came to bear our sins, our judgment by His death, that we might not be God forsaken.
The answer to why He is God forsaken is that you would not be forever. We are commanded to believe. We are not commanded to be able to explain the nature of the Uncreated and Eternal Life. How did He live? If you look into how He lived faith is supplied to come forward to Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior though He is mysterious.
You believe space is curved if a physicist tells you.
You believe some unusual things that I know you cannot explain.
You cannot define what TIME is.
But you know it when you see it.
I say if I can believe that God became a man and said "My God, My God Why have you forsaken Me." yet was also raised from the dead in victory, in vindication, in a display of God's utter approval of His act of obedience, I think you can believe also.
In myself, I don't have more faith than anyone else.
I draw near to Jesus because Jesus is believable.
Logically, you have a case. But you have to closely look at how this man lived. And thought with your reasoning you cannot grasp how God could become a man and be forsaken by God and raised too, His life testifies that He is God-man.
The deeper question is, is there some reason why you do not WANT Him to be Lord, Son of God, Savior for you?