is allah (sw) one or three? - Islam Center

(١١٥)IS ALLAH (S.W) ONE OR THREE?The Trinity is a Mystery Unacceptable by the MindWith this clear contradiction between the Church Councils' decisionsand the Bible’s monotheistic passages, Christians had to use theirminds to solve this matter. They had to solve these contradictions,which are impossible to put together, and explain to people the issueabout the three who are one, and about the one who is three.In addition, with the weakness of this dogma, and the impossibility ofunderstanding it by the human mind, Christians have no choice butto say that the Trinity is a mystery that is impossible to comprehend.Moreover, some Christians confess that Christianity conflicts with themind.Saint Augustine said, “I believe because that is unacceptable by ourmind”.Kier Cougard said, “Each attempt to make Christianity a crediblereligion would result in destroying it.” In ‘The Christian Teachings’ weread, “It is not allowed to ask about God’s secrets, because wecannot comprehend the belief’s secrets.”In his book, ‘The Catholic Teachings’, priest De Grout said, “TheHoly Trinity is a puzzle in the truest sense, and our mind cannotdigest a Tri-God, but this what the inspiration taught us.”Describing the Trinity, Zaki Shnouda said, “It is one of the divinemysteries, which is impossible for our mind to comprehend.”Father James Ted said, “Christianity is beyond the mind’sunderstanding”Priest Anis Shoroush said, “One in three and three in one, aremysteries you do not have to understand, but you have to accept.”In his book ‘Eternity Secret”, priest Tawfiq Jayed madeunderstanding the Trinity impossible, and there is no point in trying todo so, because, as he said, “whoever tries to understand itcompletely, is like he who wants to put the ocean’s water in hispalm.” 11 - Christ (PBUH) Between Facts and Imagination, Mohammad Wasfi, pp 139, TheDebate of Time, Ahmad Deedat, pp 105, Christian Creeds Between the Quran andReason, Hashem Jodah, pp 153. A Study on the Torah and the Gospel, Kamel Saafan, pp235 Christianity Without Christ, Kamel Saafan, pp 127