"An Odd Kind of Distinctness"

“The Father, Son and Holy Spirit are ‘in’ one another (circumincession) and love one another (perichoresis). The three persons of the Trinity are distinctive from one another, ‘Yet,’ Frame says, ‘their distinctness is an odd kind of distinctness.’”

—The Doctrine Shapes the Defense, pp. 3-4.

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