Don't confuse my belief system. I believe that there is truth and lies in every single religious text. I was a staunch atheist before but recently I've opened myself up to the possibility that there may be other things going on because of some of the stuff that I've been open up to digging into these conspiracies. Also valuable lessons to be learned about people are actually in those texts regardless of whether or not there is a God or not. Don't forget that our ancestors tried to educate their children through the use of stories and analogies. Regardless of whether or not there is a God or not those stories contain valuable lessons and perverting those stories is an affront to our heritage as a human culture.

The issue I take with the trinitarian concept is that in general it's a perversion of the original religious text. And generally when people start perverting the original religious text it's because they have some motivation to do so and that motivation may or may not necessarily be good.

No if I'm going to operate under the assumption of a divine struggle between good and evil, then it's only logical to assume that evil would attack religion. Considering that the Pope thinks of himself as the representation of Jesus on Earth and many popes in the past and many Saints of the past have said that you should pray to the pope and not Jesus or God directly because they won't listen to you you have to go through the Pope, considering the Catholic churches perversions of the texts and the monolithic corrupt organization that it is, true believers of that Faith should reject the corruptions is that that church brought to that faith.

That is my stance.