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Re: One Person - Two Wills?
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Originally Posted by Aquila
It's not so much that I don't believe that the Son is the Father. I do believe that they are in spiritual union, existing in one "spirit", and that there is a perichoretic coinherence of nature between the two. As a result, I do believe that each partakes in all that the other is. So the Father is very much the Son and the Son is very much the Father because the two are one. However, the clearest distinction is with regards to the self-conscious realities existing in each. These self-conscious realities (what I'm calling "persons") have distinct faculties of reason, will, and emotion; one being human, the other divine.
Did the diagram I provided assist with understanding my conceptualization?
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Your diagram said basically what you stated in words. Thanks for the effort.
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