✎ the Son is less divine than the Father []

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====== the Son is less divine than the Father ======

===== Assumptions =====
  * [[The Laws of Logic hold universally]]
  * [[Christianity#Distinctive, characteristic beliefs|Christianity's distinctive, characteristic beliefs]]

===== Reasoning =====

* [[x the Son always existed]]
  * [[if x the Son always existed, and the Father always existed, then the Son is less divine than the Father]]
  * If the above is true, [[]]
∴ [[]]

* [[a begotten being is of lower rank than the begetter]]
  * [[the Father beget the Son]]
  * If the above is true, [[]]
∴ [[]]

* [[the Father is supreme]]
  * [[if there were another equally divine being, the Father would not be supreme]]
  * If the above is true, [[]]
∴ [[]]

* [[the Father is simple in essence]]
  * [[if there were another equally divine being, the Father would not be simple in essence]]
  * If the above is true, [[]]
∴ [[]]

==== Definitions ====

==== Analogies ====

==== Notable Supporters ====

====== Counter-Statement ======
[[x the Son is less divine than the Father]]

====== Talk ======

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