Hooberus, I'm not trying to be offensive....but honestly, look at your response. This is the part where people say...."you cannot explain the trinity, it is a mystery." Well I need more than that. One could say a lot of things and explain them away as the "mystery of God". And your response, I'm sorry, it sounds ridiculous.
Your answer sounds like someone trying to explain away the inconsistencies, to prove their theory. Other than humans deciding that God was fully human and fully God at the same time; this point is never said as such by the inspired word of God. It is may be felt to be implied, but only to those who want to belive in the trinity.
And you say the "trinity teaches the father and son are distinct persons". The dogma of the trinity teaches that, not the bible...which is our only source to go from. I know you'll say the bible does teach that, but again, only if you believe in the trinity. Do you understand what I mean?
Again, not trying to be offensive to trinitarians here, but come on....enough with the mysticm already. We are discussing "biblical proof", not "biblical theory and speculation". Lets stick to the FACTS we have. We're not discussing personal spiritual beliefs.
~A