The Bogus Theory Trinity
If a bad man said that someone must be God, who would believe his word?
It is well known that there have been many bad Popes in the past. Some Popes got rotten and others got corrupted. It is not a matter if there were some pious Popes. The fact that there were rotten Popes in the past is important, since the issue is about God.
If a rotten Pope said that someone must be God, how could you believe his word?
To some followers of Christ Jesus, He must have looked like God sometimes but He must have looked like an ordinary man in most of His life time. So, bad Popes cooked up a theory that Jesus was a man and also God in essence. In addition, to make the theory more complicated so as not to easily take criticism, they leveled it up to the Trinity, including the holy ghost.
Since the theory that Jesus was a man and also God was established, people came to be confused and puzzled more than able to grasp a clear image of Jesus and God. Almost no general people could understand the meaning of the Trinity, since Popes and other Catholic leaders could not clearly explain their faked theory for themselves.
In this context, Satan won by making the Vatican launch the bogus theory it could not explain. People came to try to understand the theory, which was impossible, since the Vatican cooked it up to make nobody claim that he understood the difficult theory of Christianity so that their authority would not be challenged.
So angry God gave Islam to Arabs and others.
It is a historical fact that Islam emerged after the Vatican adopted the Trinity, the theory made complicated intentionally to prevent others from challenging the authority of the Vatican.
Christ Jesus might be God, too, but God does not want the mankind to call Christ Jesus God. The Vatican and the Pope should stop calling Jesus God.
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Luk 2:4 And Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, into Judaea, unto the city of David, which is called Bethlehem; (because he was of the house and lineage of David:)
Luk 2:5 To be taxed with Mary his espoused wife, being great with child.