Sometimes skepticism is overcompensation for fear of motivated reasoning. Ironically, that's just another kind of motivated reasoning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsPyU4KVGpU
I only know the book by reputation. Although I'm not opposed to theological paradox in principle (and paradox is commonplace in math, physics, and philosopher), I don't find the Trinity to be essentially paradoxical (or any other Christian doctrines, for that matter), so I don't grant the premise of his thesis.
What are your thoughts on B. A. Bosserman "The Trinity and the Vindication of Christian Paradox"?
ReplyDeleteI only know the book by reputation. Although I'm not opposed to theological paradox in principle (and paradox is commonplace in math, physics, and philosopher), I don't find the Trinity to be essentially paradoxical (or any other Christian doctrines, for that matter), so I don't grant the premise of his thesis.
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