I had someone claim that God cannot do the logically impossible.
As a rebuttal I proposed that the concept of the Trinity would be a case where a doctrine defies pure logic.
As a rebuttal I proposed that Creation ex nihilo (something from nothing) also defies pure logic.
So a couple of things for you to bat around:
1: Is there any way the Trinity could be said to be logical?
2: Is there any way Creation ex nihilo (not the theory, the something from nothing component) could be said to be logical?
Please don't turn this into a Creation vs. Evolution thread - no part of this thread is about that.
As a rebuttal I proposed that the concept of the Trinity would be a case where a doctrine defies pure logic.
As a rebuttal I proposed that Creation ex nihilo (something from nothing) also defies pure logic.
So a couple of things for you to bat around:
1: Is there any way the Trinity could be said to be logical?
2: Is there any way Creation ex nihilo (not the theory, the something from nothing component) could be said to be logical?
Please don't turn this into a Creation vs. Evolution thread - no part of this thread is about that.
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