That in itself is one of the many fatal contridictions that I've
gradually realised and eventually rejected when I was a Christian
Theistic believer. Although it was hard having to give up all that
emotional security, especially after years of indoctrination.
It has to be either he is fully human or fully god. Since one of
the attribute assigned to 'human' is mortality, whereas God is
immortal. However if he is mortal, he can NOT be God, that which is
immortal. If Jesus was immortal, his sacrifice would thus be
meaningless. Since I believe in the rational concept of
"non-contradiction", hence I could not believe in the notion of
Trinity. If not then ANYTHING would thus be just as 'justisfible'
without the laws of non-contradiction, and the world would then
most certainly be a much sillier place than it is already. Also
since the laws of sins were supposely dictated by God, I don't see
why he need to sacrifice himself to himself for the very purpose of
circumventing that rule which he himselve made in the first place.
But I still remain a Theist; or at the very least agnostic, and
have learnt to accept that my believe is irrational. That's what
faith is all about anyway. 
I
don't wish to butcher the most valuable discovery ever made by
mankind (which is, logic and scientific reasoning); like what those
unethical Intelligent Design people are doing right now in the US.
Fundamentalists always give religion a bad name.
Also, if anyone wishes to discuss religion, please try to be
respectful towards the other person's personal believes. Present
your reasons and arguments, not innane insults that is not even
worthy of a 5 year old. Thanks.
