The Confutation Of Metaphysical Naturalism

Objection : Most of the concepts on the trinity are extrabiblical and derived from the nicene creeds.    That’s just a conspiracy theory.   Since I find the Nicene Creed to be monarchical & disagree, it’s doubtful that my belief in the Trinity is derived from the Nicene Creed. Rather, the choice the Bible offers is between modalism & trinitarianism, & since the created order testifies to the existence of God’s INVISIBLE attributes & authority & displays simultaneous unity & diversity in equal measure, modalism lacks the explanatory value of trinitarianism.    For example numbers are infinitely perichoretic.    If modalism obtains, the image of God tilts toward unity more than diversity which, as to whole numbers means that the fractional integers that make any set of whole numbers perfectly perichoretic don’t exist — yet they do.  Objection : This outside of space and time, uncaused caused, without body, parts, or pass...

The Confutation of Mormonism: Part 3

4. The Problem of Simultaneous Unity & Diversity (the One & Many. 

In Mormonism, Elohim is one of many gods who are, on a functional level, Exhalted Men. 

The creation is said to testify to His image.  Although not created objects, numbers reflect God’s image & attributes. Whole numbers are immutable abstract (mathematical) objects that inhere in God’s mind,   They are perichoretic via the fractions in between them.   

 If Mormonism obtains then numbers are not perichoretic.  Elohim, in LDS theology, is an internally singular individual & not a singular being who is triune & whose Members are perfectly perichoretic with each other.  If Elohim is not triune & his image reflects his nature, then there are no fractional numbers & there is no simultaneous unity & diversity in perfect diversity.   

The creation bears the marks of simultaneous unity & diversity.   Fractions exist.  

O. LORD, Hear our prayer(s),

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