The Trinity, a big cover-up

The 3-in-1 Trinity is not the deep mystery that it is touted to be. Actually its explanation is very simple and basic.

During the ante-Nicene period, the church was steadily moving away from its original doctrine of the Bible’s true monotheistic Father and only-begotten Son principle to the pagan multi-god religions. In order to cover up their dirty business, the church fathers took both religious systems and joined them together. Now everyone in the Roman Empire could pick which system to worship, so long as they remained under the Christian name. Thus, the trinity doctrine was simply the combining of the two religious systems of faith—the world’s one true religion and the world’s one false religion, i.e. ecumenizing Christianity and paganism.

The Church could worship one God or the three pagan Gods that spanned every religion of the world. This new idea eventually satisfied the whole of the church, after the outspoken opponents were killed or driven into the wilderness.