Can somebody explain to me how the Trinity makes sense?

No.

Correct. Space only exists in the sense of supervening on (the extensional properties of and between) existents.  In other words, it doesn't exist independently of other things.  "There's some space to put some stuff in" is simply a mental abstraction.  Space doesn't exist as a sort of "container" to put things in.  Space exists only in the sense of, say, a rock having extensional properties--length, width, etc., and in the sense of there being some extensional distance from one rock to another.

I don't think of it often, but sometimes I think of it akin to how a man can be a Father and a Son and a brother.

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What’s your interpretation of this verse? 

Who is the one who hears and delivers anything a believer asks?

yeah we played this game many times in the past.

The entirety of 1 John 5 makes very clear the significance of praying to God the father including the verse you quoted. If you want to slant it your way that is your businesss.

I still don’t think you ever said what happens if you don’t acknowledge the trinity.

You never had a verse ready but I assume I’ll nirm for all eternity alongside Muslims.

1 John 5 explains it.

You need no extra explanation from me. Heck I don’t even know what your point is.

   The short answer is no, "somebody" cannot explain it to you or anyone else.  That is unless it is revealed to you spiritually, perhaps with assistance from somebody.

   I will attempt to help as much as I can.  I'm sorry how little that might be.  I have no special spiritual gifts that I am aware.  Suppose you were always blind and never saw the color green.  Could "somebody" explain it to you?  Perhaps you can understand that necessarily their descriptions of green will not likely be adequate for a full understanding of green.  It is necessarily going to be highly symbolic, allegorical or less direct speech.  Similarly the "Father" and the "Son" are not really like any father or son you have seen.  They are a father and son only in that they are "comparable" in some ways to fathers and sons you have seen.

   I mentioned elsewhere that some religious radio talk show hosts recoil at the notion that the Bible should not be taken "literally."  I explained that is because mass media are prepared for children and adults tending children.  Children are typically only capable of communication that is literal (like many here).  Of course to be literal communication can only be about those things you have already experienced.  If you have not experienced them, there might be no way at all for "somebody" to explain them to you.

   I don't believe it has been thoroughly established that space does not exist.  Sound waves do not cross a vacuum, and that suggests there in nothing in the vacuum.  There is no medium for the sound wave to disturb.  Light however does cross a vacuum easily, but there are two explanations.  Either the "vacuum" contains the medium that light uses to cross it (wave theory), or the light carries its own medium forward through the vacuum (particle theory).  Good luck resolving that one.

  If the vacuum contains the medium through which the light travels, then "space" has its own existence.  If the vacuum does not contain the medium through which light travels it still might contain some other medium of which we are not aware that can pass waves of a nature currently unknown.