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I guess in speaking of the trinity, love is an aspect of all. But in particular of the holy spirit what does that mean?
Bill
Bill
The love between the Father and Son is strong that it is an entity unto itself: The Holy Spirit.I guess in speaking of the trinity, love is an aspect of all. But in particular of the holy spirit what does that mean?
Bill
Entity or personage? If there’s a difference.The love between the Father and Son is strong that it is an entity unto itself: The Holy Spirit.
Person! The Holy Spirit is a Person!Entity or personage? If there’s a difference.
Bill
Well I say “personage” because things can have a personage other than a “human”. Sometimes the term “person” is implied (though incorrectly) to be a human. The holy spirit isn’t “human” but I guess person, yes.Person! The Holy Spirit is a Person!
Ok. So there are three “entities” that are separate that are God? Also the Summa speaks of an inward progression. Most everyone else speaks about outward progression. I don’t know if the church is just trying to make an argument about being different so they can be right and everyone else wrong; or that there is a difference. This might not be that important. But among us Philosophers we can be kinda picky about terms.The love between the Father and Son is strong that it is an entity unto itself: The Holy Spirit.
Jesus talked so much about the holy spirit working with us after he left. It's easier to come to Jesus through Mary. But what about coming to Holy Spirit? Should that be directly or through Christ? Does it matter? :shrug:
I like to pray “Come Holy Spirit, come through Mary.” Our Blessed Mother is called the spouse of the Holy Spirit.Ok. So there are three “entities” that are separate that are God? Also the Summa speaks of an inward progression. Most everyone else speaks about outward progression. I don’t know if the church is just trying to make an argument about being different so they can be right and everyone else wrong; or that there is a difference. This might not be that important. But among us Philosophers we can be kinda picky about terms.
I hope I’m making sense.Code:Jesus talked so much about the holy spirit working with us after he left. It's easier to come to Jesus through Mary. But what about coming to Holy Spirit? Should that be directly or through Christ? Does it matter? :shrug:
Bill