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* [[the Son is not the Spirit]] | * [[the Son is not the Spirit]] | ||
* [[the Spirit is not the Father]] | * [[the Spirit is not the Father]] | ||
- | * [[Father, Son and Spirit are composed of the same substance]] (substance) | + | * [[Father, Son and Spirit are composed of the same substance]] (ousia) |
* [[the Spirit proceeds from the Father]] | * [[the Spirit proceeds from the Father]] | ||
* [[God does not exist outside Father, Son, and Spirit]] | * [[God does not exist outside Father, Son, and Spirit]] | ||
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=== Notable Supporters of this Reasoning === | === Notable Supporters of this Reasoning === | ||
- | [[wp> | + | St. Augustine |
==== Proofs ==== | ==== Proofs ==== | ||
* [[God works in mutual indwelling]] | * [[God works in mutual indwelling]] | ||
- | * [[if God works in perichoresis, then God's sole existence is compatible with the Father, Son, and Spirit all being God]] | + | * [[if God works in mutual indwelling, then God's sole existence is compatible with the Father, Son, and Spirit all being God]] |
* If the above is true, [[only one God exists]] is compatible with the [[the Father is fully God]], [[the Son has always been fully God]], and [[the Spirit is fully God]] | * If the above is true, [[only one God exists]] is compatible with the [[the Father is fully God]], [[the Son has always been fully God]], and [[the Spirit is fully God]] | ||
∴ [[only one God exists]] is compatible with the [[the Father is fully God]], [[the Son has always been fully God]], and [[the Spirit is fully God]] | ∴ [[only one God exists]] is compatible with the [[the Father is fully God]], [[the Son has always been fully God]], and [[the Spirit is fully God]] | ||
=== Counter-Reasoning === | === Counter-Reasoning === | ||
- | (In definition pages such as this, the counter-reasoning is kept on the page instead of relegated to a new page because the links don't work well otherwise) | + | (In definition pages such as this, the counter-reasoning is kept on the page instead of relegated to a new page because the links don't work well) |
* [[only one God exists means that God is only one consciousness]] | * [[only one God exists means that God is only one consciousness]] |