Is There a Hierarchy?

i appreciate that he's trying to push back against that view that would lead to subordinationism. But he's redefining hierarchy in a way that hi hierarchy is not actually defined. One who is in authority always has this dependent relationship upon his his dependents. So i think what you're left with still the more hierarchical otunitarianism, unlessyoure kind of re defining what hierarchy even means and it's no longer hierarchy.