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straw man, I never said it was. I asked you very specifically if you can be a trinitarian upon orthodoxy (remember you wanted a refutation of the belief Christians today actually hold) if you believe the Son was not begotten by the Father. You refused to answer that of course.
>The only "spirit" mentioned is Jesus Himself
Nowhere in the text does it say that. Instead it says the spirit is from Allah.
>don't believe in three gods
You do, and I can challenge you on this. But it doesn't say there that there is only one God, it says that only God is one.
>which is why Islam was so much more heavily influenced by Judaism
That's simply because Judaism is closer to the truth. But anyway in what world does it make more sense to challenge the prophet on obscure lineages than his conception of their most fundamental doctrine. One that is a salvific matter too