#Confusing_questions_for_Christians

1. When Jesus - peace and blessings of Almighty Allah be upon him - died on the cross.Did he die as a "MAN" or did he die as a "GOD"?

2. To be "GOD" means freedom from finite forms and from helplessness, and to be "MAN" means the absence of divinity.Can you have the FINITE and INFINITE at the same time?

3. Is God three-in-one and one in three simultaniously or one at a time?

4. If God is one and three simultaneously, then none of the three could be the complete God.Granting that such was the case, then when Jesus - peace and blessings of Almighty Allah be upon him - was on earth, he was not a complete God, nor was the "father in Heaven" a whole God.Doesn't that contradict what Jesus - peace and blessings of Almighty Allah be upon him - always said about His God and our God in heaven, his Lord and our Lord ? Does that also mean that there was no complete God then, between the claimed crucifixion and the claimed resurrection?

5. If God is one and three at a time, then who was the God in heaven when Jesus - peace and blessings of Almighty Allah would be upon him - was on earth? Would not this contradiction be many references to a God in Heaven that sent him?

6. If God is three and one at the same time, who was the God in Heaven within three days between the claimed crucifixion and the claimed resurrection?

7. Christians say that: "The Father (F) is God, the Son (S) is God, and the Holy Ghost (H) is God, but the Father is not the Son, the Son is not the Holy Ghost, andthe Holy Ghost is not the Father ". In simple arithmetic and terms therefore, if F = G, S = G, and H = G, then it follows that F = S = H, while the second part of the statement suggests that F¹ S H H (meaning, "notequal"). Is not that a contradiction to the Christian dogma of Trinity in itself?