Trinity is now True!! God is not a trinity

How then are we to explain the following verses? 1 Corinthians 11:3 - "...The head of christ is God..." Mark 13:32 - "...no one knows the day or time...not even the son, only the father..." Colossians 3:1 - "...christ is seated at the right hand of God..." John 14:28 - "...God is greater than Christ..." These are very straight forward Verses that says that trinitiy does not exist. There is one God, he has a son, that is Jesus Christ. Trinity came from Pagan beliefs like almost all of the beliefs out there, like christmas, belief in saints, etc.

And also, john 3:16 shows that God sent his only begotten son because of his love for mankind. It is not said that he sent himself nor did he say that he turned himself to someone else to become christ. I know how difficult it is for someone to reject an age old teaching that was taught to us by our forefathers, but let us look at the bible and read through the verses thouroughly and we'll see that a lot of things which we came to believe is not true and they take their roots from pagan rituals. For example, long before christ came to earth, Osiris, Isis, and horus (from egypt) exists as a trinity, Brahma, siva and Vishnu exists as a trinity as well.. these some of the pagan beliefs that influenced the Trinity belief. And with these in mind some people even rewrote the the verse in John 1:1 and misinterpret what the the other verse said about God and christ being one.

This is story is believable if you don't know anything about the bible but what does the bible "really" teach? 1 Cor. 11:3 says that Christ's Head is God, meaning, Christ... Jesus Christ, has someone Higher than him and that is God. There is no second man (the theroy of your second man that is), there's Christ, the "son" of God and There is the God Almighty. It is UNCOMPARABLE to us being tired and our body don't want to work but our mind does. Colossians 3:1 - by the way, I didn't see your explanation in "Christ sitting at the right side of God", which I understand because it will jeopardize your belief system. and you quoted Philippians 2, did you realize that the verse talks about Jesus NOT being equal to God (Philippians 2:5). It also says there that God "exalted him" (2 Philippians 2:7), meaning, there was someone who exalted and someone that was exalted. You do not need theology to know about God. All you need is the Bible. There are no clear passages by the way that they are all one but there are clear (very clear) passages saying that they are different personas. In Conclusion: Trinity does not exist. There are people everywhere who did not study 'theology' but can interpret the bible more than anyone of us can do. Christ didn't study anything compared to theology when he was here nor did his disciples. They came from different backgrouds and yet they understood what God says. The 'pharisees' on the other hand, studied and even placed the bible in their foreheads but I guess you know their story.

then how was Jesus able to pray to God when he was here on earth, if he is only praying to himself?

Because God is not singular like you and I...He is not human. Jesus was an extension of Him. In John 8:58, Jesus says "Before Abraham was, I am." And in John 14:9, " Jesus *said to him, “Have I been so long with you, and yet you have not come to know Me, Philip? He who has seen Me has seen the Father; how can you say, ‘Show us the Father’?

For, daylstone, first of all greetings. I'm going to post a bit more about the Trinity in a main response to your initial post, but I want to address the question you asked here. I can't copy and paste yet, so I hope I don't throw your question out of whack. I believe you asked how then was Jesus able to pray to God. This was necessary not for Him, but for our salvation. We cannot be rescued from sin and hell by our own works, so it was in God's design, subsisting as Father, Son and Holy Spirit to rescue us by the vicarious life and atoning sacrifice of His Son. Per Philippians 2, the Son did what was needed to be done by the direction of the Holy Spirit. The same we are supposed to please God (check Romans 8).

JOhn 14:16 says that Jesus WILL ASK the Father to send his apostles another counselor to be with them forever. If he said this he is only saying that he will not be with them anymore, right? Meaning he is in heaven (already with his father), therefore, how can he ask his father if he himself IS the father. Why didn't he simply say that "I will send you a new counselor"? The only reason is because, he is not deeming himself as equal to God even if he is already in heaven, because he knows his place, he is the Son of God, as reported in many verses in the bible thus he is a God but NOT the all mighty God.