A case for the Bijection of the Trinity and the Tri-omni

The topic of the Christian Trinity and its correlation with the omni-qualities of God has been explored by numerous theologians throughout history. Advocates of the Trinity commence with the claim that each member of the Trinity is entirely divine, thereby possessing all attributes of God. The anti-trinitarians, on the other hand, point to biblical evidence that implies the members of the Trinity lack certain omni-qualities and subsequently conclude that the Trinity is not divine. To do so, we shall use both a deductive approach and the evidence from the scripture. The truth of the assertion that only the Father is omniscient and only the Holy Spirit is omnipresent is presented using specific Bible verses that point to the exclusivity of the quality in the respective members. The truth of the assertion that only the Son is omnipotent is obtained by a deductive approach.