Yes, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are a Triad in experience, they each have the taste of deity, but that could just mean they’re Gods. The Trinity is a philosophical construction, though it could be correct - a gallon of water simultaneously being completely, liquid, vapor and solid. The Father seems to be the source of the other two. But they are so distinct and different and can be simultaneously present so modalism isn’t a solution to the conundrum. God doesn’t take turns being the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The Threeness never resolves into one. Anyway it’s more fun than an utter oneness. Multiplicity never ends.
Yes, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are a Triad in experience, they each have the taste of deity, but that could just mean they’re Gods. The Trinity is a philosophical construction, though it could be correct - a gallon of water simultaneously being completely, liquid, vapor and solid. The Father seems to be the source of the other two. But they are so distinct and different and can be simultaneously present so modalism isn’t a solution to the conundrum. God doesn’t take turns being the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The Threeness never resolves into one. Anyway it’s more fun than an utter oneness. Multiplicity never ends.