Lexi, reason and logic alone can reveal the trinity to be a false doctrine. First, we all must understand that the spirit of god resides in us all as ourselves. Y'shua ha-mashiach, referred to a jesus christ, was the son of the most high god, as us all. In the scriptures, angels as well as men and women are mentioned as children of the most high god. Secondly, hebrews 13:2 informs us that angels can translate into human form. However, angels are not physical, according to what most christians teach. Therefore, If y'shua ha-mashiach, called jesus christ, was in existence before man-infesting physically as the son of maryam, then God, the holy ghost, and y'shua would all be holy ghost. In fact, when we die and the physical body decomposes, if some of us believe that the soul goes to hell or heaven, then the souls that go to heaven are holy and those that receive eternal damnation are unholy ghost. In the gospel according to Matthew5:9, y'shua ask us to pray in a manner in which the first sentence is "our father. who art in heaven..." not his father or he is the father. Is that clear? To make the statement implies that the father and "the son" are in separate locations in space and time, which refutes the possibility of y'shua and the most high god being one and the same.

Now, as for historical refernces, much research has been done on the council of nicea who are responsible for creating christmas and involving the doctrine of the trinity in the scriptures. Also, if one studies the scriptures in the language of the yahudiy(judites), which would be aramic or syretic, not greek, then the fact that the verses in the bookjohn chapter five are not worded the same would be evident. According to the gospel of st. thomas, which was discovered in 1945, y'shua is quoted as saying "the kingdomof the most high god is in us and around us." With that in mind, wherever I am the most high god is