1) the spirit resides

1) the spirit resides within each of us like a soul where as the father and son are singular and do not reside in us

2) the spirit residing within acted like the sperm within so it was a product of the father while still being the father within the spirit sperm which created the son which is also the father which was in the spirit sperm

3) the son always existed but wasn't created until hte moment of the inpregnation of mary. but because god omnipresent and is outside of time he became the father at that point but then was the father at all points because he was outside of time ... this might indicate that there was a 'first pass' where the son was not omnipresent yet since he had to be born first to become omnipresent but in fact becasue the father and spirit sperm were already outside of time and the son is the feather and the spirit sperm the son was alreayd outside of time and was always there despite being created at the moment of his birth as the son of himself. If you question any of this just repeat the cycle over and over until you're too exhausted to argue.

 

 


In summary:

The father, the son, and the holy spirit sperm are outside of time yet the son was created at the point of inpregnation. the sperm is the father within the sperm and the son is the father created by the spirit sperm but is actually the father born as the son of the father so he is the son of the father but also the father and spirit sperm which resides in all of us. 

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