Anonymous
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6/18/2025, 10:10:24 AM No.507834482
at the surface the trinity makes sense. except every analogy to explain the trinity is condemned as a heresy, and I bet most christians here think at least one of them.
they cope by saying its beyond human understanding so they can claim that god is somehow 'one' and indivisible, but you can't do this without a polytheistic trinity.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQLfgaUoQCw
>god created the son (non divine) - no that's arianism!
>god son and holy spirit and three parts of a single whole - no that's partialism!
>god son and and holy spirit are different modes (like phases of water) - no that's modalism!
trinity: god son and holy spirit and completely distinct, without subordination but somehow this isn't polytheism. they have the same essence (homoosious) - but if three distinct beings have the same essence, you run into the same problem of a divisible god - one of the heresies (modalism or partialism)
if you can create an analogy to explain the trinity that isn't heretical and still monotheistic i'm interested to hear it.
they cope by saying its beyond human understanding so they can claim that god is somehow 'one' and indivisible, but you can't do this without a polytheistic trinity.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQLfgaUoQCw
>god created the son (non divine) - no that's arianism!
>god son and holy spirit and three parts of a single whole - no that's partialism!
>god son and and holy spirit are different modes (like phases of water) - no that's modalism!
trinity: god son and holy spirit and completely distinct, without subordination but somehow this isn't polytheism. they have the same essence (homoosious) - but if three distinct beings have the same essence, you run into the same problem of a divisible god - one of the heresies (modalism or partialism)
if you can create an analogy to explain the trinity that isn't heretical and still monotheistic i'm interested to hear it.
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