reply to post by SeekerofTruth101
Nothing wrong with your belief, but it is not Christianity (which was the point I made to the OP -- he's welcome to his beliefs, but holding beliefs
which are contrary to a universal doctrine places you outside of that faith.)
Doctrines are an attempt to define aspects of faith. As Christ's divine nature is a core belief, as his testimony is that he was God, and as another
core belief is that there is only one God, the Doctrine of the Trinity is a critical component of Christianity.
If you do not believe that Christ was divine, or if you believe that the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are all separate and distinct entities, resulting
in polytheism, you are welcome to hold those beliefs, but you are not a Christian.

