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Showing posts with label relative identity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label relative identity. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 4, 2026

A new Thomistic view of the Trinity

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I think the historical Aquinas’ solution to how God is one in three persons is a relative identity view that posits two kinds of identity: ...

Trinity, quaternity and naming God

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One now-classic solution to some of the challenges of the doctrine of the Trinity is relative identity. On relative identity accounts of the...
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Tuesday, May 17, 2016

Relative identity and relative shape

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Take a classic case of relative-identity. At time 1, we have a lump of clay, Lumpy1, that is formed into a statue of a horse, a statue I wil...

Relative identity and relative parthood

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Advocates of relative identity say that identity is always relative to a kind. This seems to have an interesting and underappreciated conseq...
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