I also have this question, and I struggle a lot with the question of how could Jesus be the incarnation of the Absolute or of God. I believe that God is inmanent and all-Pervading. We could say that same thing about God the Father, and in that corrupted religion's apparent false YHWH, Islam.
As horrible as this sounds, I find Islam easier to believe than Christianity, as Allah is technically the only God without a Trinity, without any incarnations. However, Islam is about as credible as Mormonism and violent by design (I like its conservative aspects though, but those can be found in Christian Orthodoxy, so this is more doubt of pure faith than about ethics) and I'd rather be dead than Muslim (although being a Muslim death probably comes soon enough)
I firmly believe in universal morality that's embedded in our nature that's God given, but I believe in either more monistic/panentheistic/pantheistic faiths/religions/philosophies or faiths that are, well, non-Trinitarian. Some faiths like Zoroastrianism, Sikhism or even some Hindu faiths make more sense to me.
However, when it comes to Christian belief, I allign quite a bit with the beliefs of the Church of Christ or the Eastern Orthodox Church.
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