Why The Trinity Collapses Under Simple Logic

The Trinity is supposed to be one God existing as three distinct persons - with each person fully God, but none identical to the others. Can that idea actually be made logically coherent? I’m joined by my friend Juan from Modern Atheism, who has done an extraordinary amount of research into the philosophical problem of the Trinity. We look at the simple identity problem at its heart, then examine some of the sophisticated models Christian philosophers have developed to try to solve it — and the new problems each one creates. Juan’s channel, Modern Atheism:    / @modernatheism   My interview on belief:    • Why Belief is not a Choice - with @JonCohe...