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Explain this, humankind
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I can explain to you how two people can exist in one. Your father is also a son.
That's modalism
If I told you that my father is two people, you'd either think I was unwell or being metaphorical. He is a single person who can be viewed through lenses. The trinity is distinct. They are referred to as "three persons."
I don't need an infographic to explain daddy's existence: