You know, I like the way it's explained in the Tao Te Ching...................
Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu Translated and Explained - Chapter 42
The Way gave birth to one.
One gave birth to two.
Two gave birth to three.
Three gave birth to all things.
If you think about it, nothing gave birth to something, and that something gave birth to everything. And, for you Christians, the Trinity is in there as well.
That’s not the only similarity either.
You know, when I was a young man and having a really hard time with religion and spirituality, I was talking to a friend of mine named Owen, and he told me something that changed my life. He said that if I looked for the similarities in religions rather than the differences, I'd get a lot further in my understanding.
He was right. All religions believe in some form of a Creator or Higher Power. All of them believe that what we do in this life determines what happens in the next. All of them believe that if we do good, there is some form of Heaven that awaits. All of them believe that if we do evil, there is some form of Hell that awaits.
That is what led me to become a Taoist, and a few years later, I met a friend of mine who was into Jewish studies. She shared her stuff with me, and I was surprised at how much the Jewish belief was similar to what the Taoists believe.
I also compared Buddhist teachings with what Jesus taught, and guess what? They are pretty close as well.
Me? I personally think that God is too big to be contained in just one belief system or dogma. My opinion is that each religion or dogma is just one facet of the many sides of God.