Christians, do you actually believe in this "trinity" nonsense?
I've been reading, and there is no real evidence for trinitarianism. Obviously what happened is early biblical scholars realized there were numerous passages in the bible that apparently contradicted monotheism. Their solution to this "paradox" was to just claim God is actually three persons in one (which is itself paradoxical), and they hobbled together some passages to make it seem valid. This is despite the fact that there are numerous other passages that invalidate it.
This is a major part of why I reject Abrahamic religions. People do not make arguments by looking at The Bible, Tankh, Quran, etc. holistically. They just pick what they want and ignore what they don't in order to validate any argument they want. I was having a convo with these guys from the religion club who argued to me the existence of "God the Mother" (in addition to "God the Father") by showing me several scriptures (from the beginning of the bible to the end). It was an excellent argument if you accepted the premises on which biblical belief and the kind of argumentation that has kept these religion going for several thousand years.