In this video, we delve into the key logical errors within the Trinity Doctrine and explore a more scriptural perspective on God's nature. The Bible emphasizes strict monotheism, asserting that God is ONE, not three persons or a Trinity, as often interpreted. The Trinity Doctrine, formalized in the 4th century, describes God as three distinct yet co-equal persons sharing one divine essence. However, this concept raises significant logical and scriptural concerns. Key errors include equating God's plurality with separate persons, misunderstanding the term "person" in theological context, and relying on the "same essence" argument, which fails to preserve true monotheism. By examining bibli...