... Giles Fraser in today's Church Times:
"The Trinity reminds us that unity and separateness can exist at the same time."
Let's take that to Lambeth!
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Saturday, March 08, 2008
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"The Trinity reminds us that unity and separateness can exist at the same time."
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Unity and distinction, yes. Unity and separateness???
ReplyDeleteThanks Fr. Bill,
ReplyDeleteThat's precisely the word, "distinction", that I was going to offer. I think we also have to be careful not to too quickly conflate the relations and persons of the Trinity with human relating.