Hello David, thanks for taking the time to respond.

You said:

"Jesus christ is literally the son of God and also a God. God the father, jesus christ and the holy ghost are 3 separate and distinct individuals and all Gods. they are completely united and act as one. Jesus was not a ventriloquist when God the Father said this is my son in whom I am well pleased. That was God the Father, a separate person, declaring to the world that this was his son. When Jesus prays to the Father he is not praying to himself, he is praying to his father."

You're almost there, my friend.

Jesus didn't claim to be "a God." Jesus claimed to be God, the same God that the Father is.

Deuteronomy 6:4 declares that God is "one," not three. We do not have three Gods.

There is only one true God throughout the Bible.

This one God is the Father, Son, and Spirit.

If this seems odd, think of you.

You have a body and a mind and a spirit. Yet you are one person.

Your body can disagree with your mind. Your body can see junk food and crave it, while your mind resists, saying no, that's not healthy. You can have a struggle within yourself, between body and mind and spirit -- and yet, you are still one person.

It's the same with God.