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Just read pic related. Fantastic book, btw. But here's a thought I had after reading it. Christianity claims the Father, Son, and holy spirit are equally God but separate persons. They are equal because they share the same essence of being God. However each has a personality that is not encompassed by the others. Therefore the one with the most impressive properties is the greatest God.

>> No.14852537

>>14852528
>Christianity claims the Father, Son, and holy spirit are equally God but separate persons
where is this in the Bible?

>> No.14852542

>>14852537
Get out of here, slimy Proddie.

>> No.14852556

Based, Trinityfags are unbelievable retards. "HURRR DURRR THERE'S 3 CO EQUAL CO ETERNAL BLA BLA THAT I CAN ALL PRAY TO BUT I'M NOT A POLYTHEIST"

>> No.14852615

DUDE I'M A CATHOLIC, OH WAIT NO I'M NOT OH WAIT YES I AM OH WAIT, NO I'M NOT.

>> No.14852676

>>14852528
*hypostatic unions in your path*

>> No.14852774

For one to be the greatest God, there would need to be a plurality of Gods and as you just said there is only one God, which has distinct personalities who all share in its essence.

>> No.14852789

>>14852556
God says it just werks so it's true even if it's mysterious :^)

>> No.14852801

>>14852528
God is only holy spirit. And that holy spirit? The Communist Party.

>> No.14852803

So which denomination actually believes in Trinity?

>> No.14852812

>>14852803
One should rather ask which abomination.

>> No.14852817
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14852817

>N-no! You can't use words if they're not mathematically precise things
Is this really the extent of this text?

>> No.14852838

It's called a mystery for a reason you dumb fedora tippers. It goes beyond our capacity to reason.

>> No.14852842

>>14852838
>fideism
cringe

>> No.14852857

Wittgenstein wouldn't really think discussing God is worthwhile since nothing objective about it can be said, i.e. it's nonsensical.

At least, that's what I remember from reading Tractatus years ago. Could be wrong.

>> No.14852890

>>14852528
>>14852857
Wittgenstein was an agnostic theist and a Kierkegaard fanboy. He absolutely would not have seen any part of Christianity as being "btfo" by his philosophy.
>>14852842
look up "wittgensteinian fideism"

>> No.14853098

>>14852838
It goes beyond our capacity to reason because it's a bunch of bullshit.

>> No.14853102

>>14852803
I would say the majority of Christian's believe in this shit, even most people who believe in Sola scriptura

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>>14852842
Better than being an arrogant monkey who doesn't appreciate the limits of pure reason.

>> No.14853127

WOAHHHHH BRO I'M NOT ACCOUNTABLE TO LOGIC BROOO, I'M TOTALLY GONNA IGNORE THE RAMIFICATIONS OF THIS BROOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>> No.14853139

>>14852890
>He absolutely would not have seen any part of Christianity as being "btfo" by his philosophy.

Yeah, I wouldn't disagree, just that objective discussion about God isn't something he'd partake in.