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DT 100 - part 11
Doctrine of Trinity - A Plausibility Argument for the Trinity
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What is Plausibility argument?
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God is the greatest conceivable being.
Love is a moral perfection, and therefore a most perfect being (a greatest conceivable being) must be a loving being.
Definition of love is to give oneself away to another.
Since God is perfectly loving by his very nature (this belongs to the essence of God) that means that God must be giving himself in love to another.
God’s love is necessarily directed must be internal to God himself.
God must be a plurality of persons as the Christian doctrine of the Trinity affirms.
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