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That's subjective because I am not arguing otherwise, my statements are that he is multiple and also singular at the same time. He doesnt follow either human definitions of separate or whole as we logically understand them which is just on par usual for a divine being.

God is the father, Jesus is the son and finally the holy ghost completes the trinity, they are all part of God yet distinctly separate and its weird but that is the easiest way to phrase it.