Isn't Nostra Aetate in Conflict with the doctrine of the Trinity?

[Student123]

The Nostra Aetate teaches that Christians and Muslims worship the same God.

So isn’t that ruling of Nostra Aetate in conflict with the doctrine of the Trinity?

 

[Devon_Caffran]

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• What do I say to people who say we worship the same God as Muslims?
• How can you say that Catholics and Muslims worship the same God?

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• Must I believe that Muslims worship my God?

 

[Student123]

Hello,
I worked with a certain apologist last time, and he said that if my question still was not answered I should contact you all back directly. Now last time I got a list of threads addressing why the Nostra Aetate can make sense (which was very kind of him to send back to me), but my question itself wasn’t answered.

God cannot be divided up into two or three. If I reject God the Son then I also reject God the Father becuase God the Father is never apart from His Son…or divisible from His Son, to be more specific. Muslims reject God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit for that matter, and so we must conclude also God the Father. But the Nostra Aetate claims that they worship God the Father, and the only way that is possible is to say that there is 3 gods. That is absolutley reiduclous!
And I’m sure that is not what the Nostra also claims, apart from it’s main delctaraion. So, how does the Nostra Aetate not stand in conflict with the doctrine of the Trinity?