>>308903Yes the holy Trinity is a rather complicated theological concepts and ancient Christians argued all the time about it and is still complicated to grasp fully.
Christ exists in a Hypostatic Union where his personhood has two fully joined natures: human nature along a fully divine nature.
Christians argued all the time whether he was 50% human and 50% good therefore the holy father is more divine than the holy spirit is more divine than the son.
They concluded Jesus is instead 100% human and 100% God and all three are equally God and consubstantial (of the same substance but one in essence).
Personally think humans arguing every specific aspect about the nature of God is pointless in the first place, the main thing is jesus is divine and so is God and so is the holy spirit.
>>308904This is the Arianist belief btw, not shared with any major modern common Christian branch. Jesus is divine and also God as explained above.
Honestly respect to Islam for being clearer on it's central ideological pillars and tenets.