e@ The © Trinitarian Incoherence iim Christianity says: @ The Father is God. @ The Son is God. @ The Spirit is God. @ The Father is not the Son. © Still, only one God. The theological answer often arrives carrying industrial quantities of metaphysics. Ordinary people hear this and ask a dangerously simple question: “So... how many Gods are we talking about?” “You're confusing person with being.” 55 No, we understand the distinction. We are asking what stops three distinct fully divine persons from amounting to three divine beings besides a carefully engineered vocabulary firewall. If each person is fully God, | If they are so unified that yet not identical to the others, plurality disappears, the the intuition of plurality distinctions begin looking presses hard. “@ © suspiciously cosmetic. 5 Too much Too much distinction? = = = © unity? 59 One actor wearing Three Gods. ] three labels. 6 | ١ The doctrine’s challenge is trying to avoid 5 both conclusions simultaneously while insisting the tension is perfectly stable. A TIGHTROPE OF THEOLOGY. Reality demands either: Or distinctions without real distinction Three who are each fully God / are nothing but theological makeup. = Three Gods. OR نذا 2 212 THE TRINITY: EITHER MYSTERY BEYOND REASON, OR INCOHERENCE WITHIN IT.
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e@ The © Trinitarian Incoherence iim Christianity says: @ The Father is God. @ The Son is God. @ The Spirit is God. @ The Father is not the Son. © Still, only one God. The theological answer often arrives carrying industrial quantities of metaphysics. Ordinary people hear this and ask a dangerously simple question: “So... how many Gods are we talking about?” “You're confusing person with being.” 55 No, we understand the distinction. We are asking what stops three distinct fully divine persons from amounting to three divine beings besides a carefully engineered vocabulary firewall. If each person is fully God, | If they are so unified that yet not identical to the others, plurality disappears, the the intuition of plurality distinctions begin looking presses hard. “@ © suspiciously cosmetic. 5 Too much Too much distinction? = = = © unity? 59 One actor wearing Three Gods. ] three labels. 6 | ١ The doctrine’s challenge is trying to avoid 5 both conclusions simultaneously while insisting the tension is perfectly stable. A TIGHTROPE OF THEOLOGY. Reality demands either: Or distinctions without real distinction Three who are each fully God / are nothing but theological makeup. = Three Gods. OR نذا 2 212 THE TRINITY: EITHER MYSTERY BEYOND REASON, OR INCOHERENCE WITHIN IT.