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Trinity is Compatible with Judaism and IMO, Islam.
We need to separate Incarnation from Trinity. According to Christianity, Trinity existed long before Incarnation happened. So let’s focus on the Trinity itself. Some Christians (even a couple Catholic priests) even believe in Trinity without believing Jesus is God. But this is not a thread to debate those Christians. Please do NOT derail this thread. Check title of thread
Kabbalah is controversial. Some Jews accept it; others don’t. One who didn’t admitted that Kabbalah Judaism is compatible with Trinity
wikipedia:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sephirot
If you are a Muslim you must know about the 99 names of God
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninety-nine_names_of_Allah
In Sufi Islam
wikipedia:
And let different Muslim sects learn from each other too. I know other Muslims believe in the 100th name too besides Sufis. Let us let whatever our religion is – Christian, Jewish, Muslim – produce peace in our heart, our neighbor, and world. Then we will better understand our sacred texts and traditions. Our heart must be pure to see God, Jesus says. Our heart must be pure also to see what God wants us to hear, hear, in our hearts.
We need to separate Incarnation from Trinity. According to Christianity, Trinity existed long before Incarnation happened. So let’s focus on the Trinity itself. Some Christians (even a couple Catholic priests) even believe in Trinity without believing Jesus is God. But this is not a thread to debate those Christians. Please do NOT derail this thread. Check title of thread
Kabbalah is controversial. Some Jews accept it; others don’t. One who didn’t admitted that Kabbalah Judaism is compatible with Trinity
wikipedia:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KabbalahRabbi Leone di Modena, a 17th century Venetian critic of Kabbalah, wrote that if we were to accept the Kabbalah, then the Christian trinity would indeed be compatible with Judaism, as the Trinity closely resembles the Kabbalistic doctrine of the Sefirot. This critique was in response to the knowledge that some European Jews of the period addressed individual Sefirot in some of their prayers, although the practise was apparently uncommon.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sephirot
If you are a Muslim you must know about the 99 names of God
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninety-nine_names_of_Allah
In Sufi Islam
wikipedia:
Maybe the Trinity in some spiritual sense in a mystical way is related to this 100th name? Maybe God has revealed this 100th name to both Christians and Muslims and Jews too. Maybe God revealed it in one way to Jews through Kabbalah mysticism, in another way to Christians through Trinity mysticism – there is lots of Christian mystical writing on Trinity, including by Catholics – and in another way to Muslims, through this Sufi mysticism about the 100th name. God loves all his creatures. God’s ways are far above our own. He can have worked in unexpected ways. I think Jews, Christians, and Muslims should learn from each other. Instead of trying to convert each other, we should try to first pause, pray to God, and pray that we may be open to what He may teach through others.In Sufism, the idea of the 100th name is most prominent. It has become the elusive object of mystic devotion, the symbol of God’s transcendent being. Sufis often describe their discipline as the quest to know the one-hundredth name of God and thus to merge their consciousness with the divine reality
And let different Muslim sects learn from each other too. I know other Muslims believe in the 100th name too besides Sufis. Let us let whatever our religion is – Christian, Jewish, Muslim – produce peace in our heart, our neighbor, and world. Then we will better understand our sacred texts and traditions. Our heart must be pure to see God, Jesus says. Our heart must be pure also to see what God wants us to hear, hear, in our hearts.