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Could the Members of the Trinity have Switched Places?
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Dear Dr Craig, You have argued, plausibly I think, that there is no biblical evidence for the belief that the Son is eternally begotten from The Father. Your view, although rejected by the mainstream Christianity, seems to align better with the notion that the Son and the Holy Spirit are “fully” God, exactly like the Father. Your view avoids the theological problem of predicating of The Father divine properties (e.g. self-existence) which the Son lack, making the latter somehow ̶...
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