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I know this borders on philosophy but I thought I'd post it here.
The trinity is one of the most difficult concepts to believe in all christianity and for good reason. I personally don't blame many others for not believing in it though I wish they did. What makes it so difficult? Well that's obvious 3 persons of the godhead making one divinity. but is the trinity really so unnatural? The first idea I wanted to put out there is that it is akin in many ways to the concept of a relationship. One relationship 3 entities. The concept of the relationship, the entities related or in causality, the antecedent and consequent. So in the relationship of size, which is always a relationship or a trinity you have two entities being compared at a time and the concept in comparison. In causality you have the entity that is changing (does not have to be physically one thing but a system works) a before and after state. Or really you have a duality of trinities a before after + causality trinity. In my limited view of physics you need a a space( or at least an existential space- kind of like for a word you need a language), time( generally a position in a second 1 dimensional space) and object (can be aphysical) to have existence, a relationship as well! A noun, which is most akin to the trinity of God as far as I can think consists of an object to be named, a name, and a mental representation. Now forgive me if I'm wrong but this almost proves that for a concept to exist you need a mind, a word/symbol and an entity to be named. Somehow, beyond my comprehension, I think that the trinity may be an existential relationship that God must hold in order to exist. It may just be due to his loving nature that this relationship must hold. whatever it is due to it is not something I will attempt to prove because no one not one has succeeded and I'm not that smart.
The trinity is one of the most difficult concepts to believe in all christianity and for good reason. I personally don't blame many others for not believing in it though I wish they did. What makes it so difficult? Well that's obvious 3 persons of the godhead making one divinity. but is the trinity really so unnatural? The first idea I wanted to put out there is that it is akin in many ways to the concept of a relationship. One relationship 3 entities. The concept of the relationship, the entities related or in causality, the antecedent and consequent. So in the relationship of size, which is always a relationship or a trinity you have two entities being compared at a time and the concept in comparison. In causality you have the entity that is changing (does not have to be physically one thing but a system works) a before and after state. Or really you have a duality of trinities a before after + causality trinity. In my limited view of physics you need a a space( or at least an existential space- kind of like for a word you need a language), time( generally a position in a second 1 dimensional space) and object (can be aphysical) to have existence, a relationship as well! A noun, which is most akin to the trinity of God as far as I can think consists of an object to be named, a name, and a mental representation. Now forgive me if I'm wrong but this almost proves that for a concept to exist you need a mind, a word/symbol and an entity to be named. Somehow, beyond my comprehension, I think that the trinity may be an existential relationship that God must hold in order to exist. It may just be due to his loving nature that this relationship must hold. whatever it is due to it is not something I will attempt to prove because no one not one has succeeded and I'm not that smart.
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