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CHRISTOlogisch · Trinity

Logic and personal distinction

Identity, counting, consciousness and the relationship of one God to three persons.

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I01 · Objection and responseDoes the Trinity contradict the law of identity?Why the statement “The Father is God” requires clarification of what “is” means.Read more ↗I02 · Objection and responseWhy are three divine persons not three gods?The crucial difference between three human beings and Father, Son and Spirit.Read more ↗I03 · Objection and responseIs the Trinity a fourth being or a whole composed of parts?Why the divine essence is neither a fourth person nor the sum of three partial gods.Read more ↗I04 · Objection and responseDoes the Son know that he is not the Father?Why self-knowledge and omniscience must not be confused.Read more ↗I05 · Objection and responseOne divine intellect—how can three persons love one another?Personal relationship requires real distinction, but not separate divine beings.Read more ↗I06 · Objection and responseThree omnipotent persons—three competing wills?Why omnipotence does not require the possibility of enmity within God.Read more ↗I07 · Objection and responseDoes shared action prove shared being?Why mere cooperation is not the Trinitarian argument.Read more ↗I08 · Objection and responseIf God is triune, would the Son also have to be triune?Why a statement about the order of persons cannot be transferred arbitrarily to each person.Read more ↗
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