I get that. As a Christian we believe in the father and the son (God and Jesus). Most Christian groups do not preach the trilogy as much its more of just God and Jesus. I go to non-denominational churches so you don't get taught the trilogy in the sense that you said. The ones that I go to that teach about the apostles. The whole bible was written for Jewish people anyway it was just adapted over to the Christian faith.
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Originally Posted by kong
Without the son you are a Jew
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Now with the Jewish thing if the bible was written for the Jewish faith and from the Jewish perspective with Jewish laws to follow wouldn't they be more inclined to believe in the trilogy instead of just god? Jesus was Jewish and the son of God so the Jewish people must have believed in both the Father and the Son.
I personally have never been taught the trilogy in any of the churches that I have ever been to. So maybe that is from a different type of denomination from the Christian church, but not all Christians believe or follow the trilogy so some Christian churches just talk the Father and son. So to say all Christianity follows the trilogy is not correct some do teach it some do not.