PUZZLE Is it logically possible that there are three gods? FATHER = Trinitarian theology claims: © There is one God e Yet the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are each God e And they are not identical to each other This raises a sharp philosophical question: Can this framework logically allow for three gods? VISUAL SUMMARY To say there are 5 WHAT COUNTS ives In simple terms: AS “THREE”? There are three IFA, 8, and C Three Claims > One Tension Key (dex: distinct things are all God, and Counting by Identity * Eachis God 1 Each person ٠ And nothing else is God is God three. THE The Father is God But also: © The Father ie Son is distinct The Father # The S is distinct (+) The Son is God 7 CLAIMS © The Father # The Holy Spirit © The Holy SpiritisGod ١ ٠ The مه5 # The Holy Spirit 3 Only these Trinitarian doctrine are God NOTHING So the “set” of ١ ELSE Everything that is God | divine beings is 1 must be either the exactly these IS GOD Father, Son, or three. Apply Holy Spirit. Counting by Identity There are three WHAT distinct entities 9 Each is God are exactly FOLLOWS? only these Result: Three three are God Distinct Gods (Conceptually) Nowthecritical move: Like: then: "نم Can we meaningfully interpret “God” as a countable term? We “three people” “three stars” & “three beings” “God” can function like a count-noun (something we ل If Linguistically can count). Aligwed It = Logically POSSIBILITY 1. Its logically and linguistically © oe Possible CLAIM 2, ind there thee + tenguage) that distinct things that are God There are three gods. FINAL CONCLUSION WHY THIS MATTERS THE CORE PRINCIPLE It is logically and linguistically possible that there are exactly three gods (when "God" is interpreted as a countable term and identity is applied strictly) 6 The Trinity may be but under certain interpretations, This argument does not say: x “There are three gods.” Itsays: You cannot dismiss that conclusion you show the interpretation itself isimpossible. in doctrine, in logic. ‘You don't get to reject an interpretation just because you dislike its outcome. ‘You must show: « logic, or « Itis not a legitimate use of language Otherwise: The possibility stands.
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PUZZLE Is it logically possible that there are three gods? FATHER = Trinitarian theology claims: © There is one God e Yet the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are each God e And they are not identical to each other This raises a sharp philosophical question: Can this framework logically allow for three gods? VISUAL SUMMARY To say there are 5 WHAT COUNTS ives In simple terms: AS “THREE”? There are three IFA, 8, and C Three Claims > One Tension Key (dex: distinct things are all God, and Counting by Identity * Eachis God 1 Each person ٠ And nothing else is God is God three. THE The Father is God But also: © The Father ie Son is distinct The Father # The S is distinct (+) The Son is God 7 CLAIMS © The Father # The Holy Spirit © The Holy SpiritisGod ١ ٠ The مه5 # The Holy Spirit 3 Only these Trinitarian doctrine are God NOTHING So the “set” of ١ ELSE Everything that is God | divine beings is 1 must be either the exactly these IS GOD Father, Son, or three. Apply Holy Spirit. Counting by Identity There are three WHAT distinct entities 9 Each is God are exactly FOLLOWS? only these Result: Three three are God Distinct Gods (Conceptually) Nowthecritical move: Like: then: "نم Can we meaningfully interpret “God” as a countable term? We “three people” “three stars” & “three beings” “God” can function like a count-noun (something we ل If Linguistically can count). Aligwed It = Logically POSSIBILITY 1. Its logically and linguistically © oe Possible CLAIM 2, ind there thee + tenguage) that distinct things that are God There are three gods. FINAL CONCLUSION WHY THIS MATTERS THE CORE PRINCIPLE It is logically and linguistically possible that there are exactly three gods (when "God" is interpreted as a countable term and identity is applied strictly) 6 The Trinity may be but under certain interpretations, This argument does not say: x “There are three gods.” Itsays: You cannot dismiss that conclusion you show the interpretation itself isimpossible. in doctrine, in logic. ‘You don't get to reject an interpretation just because you dislike its outcome. ‘You must show: « logic, or « Itis not a legitimate use of language Otherwise: The possibility stands.