Reasonable Faith Podcast Question of the Week #929: Papa Bear on the Trinity
Mar 6, 2025
Dive into the fascinating intricacies of the Trinity, where unity meets diversity in the divine trio of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Discover how these complex relationships reflect in biblical narratives and theological discussions. The conversation also explores how children's literature presents the Trinity, shedding light on its profound unity and harmony. Through accessible storytelling, the mysteries of the divine are made engaging and understandable, captivating listeners of all ages.
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Trinity's Agreement
- The listener, Kevin, questions how God's attributes necessitate agreement within the Trinity.
- He wonders if multiple good actions could lead to division, despite shared knowledge and holiness.
Basis of Trinity's Concord
- William Lane Craig explains that the Trinity's concord stems from omniscience, moral perfection, and mutual love.
- This makes disagreement due to lack of knowledge or defiance impossible.
Papa Bear's Intention
- Craig clarifies that "Papa Bear" didn't intend to endorse the axiom of undivided works.
- Acts like the Atonement are uniquely performed by the Son, with the Father and Spirit concurring and supporting.