Bill
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Yes Thomas Aquinus is a tough readOk, Bill I know it was going to be like that for you, For the “Doctrine of the Trinity “ is for “Theological thinking” that is why most think they know the “doctrine of the Trinity” and they don’t, neither can they explain it properly. Ok , the link that I gave you , I did figure you would stop maybe mid way. Be cause it is kinda brainy, but I am here to tell you, You can do it, it will come together, when you read the whole link!❤ Trust me. Do it! You will see. I , have read autobiographies, and works of these. “Athanasius, Augustine, ignatius, Hus, knox, Wycliffe, Luther Calvin, Irenaeus, tertullian, but when I got to “Thomas Aguinas” he made my HEAD HURT! I put him on the “ shelf “ and let him stay there for “20 years”!!!!! One day I look at him, something said “pick him up” I open that book and started reading, I was amaze I could understand him, over 700 pages I read him in 3 days! He truly was one of the must “Brilliant of Theological & Philosophical minds” of such times of the church fathers. And I don’t know nothing I’m just a mere ploughboy! He ran way from a rich home, about 13 years old to university to learn, his parents had to kidnap him back and lock him in a room, he would run away stow away going back, finally his mother knew she could not keep him from running away to the university, and stage a fake escape for him to escape back to school. The students at university, joke at him laugh at him scorn him. He was quite, reserved. He the most brilliant of all, claiming, that God has give the brilliants of minds, in theological and philosophical thinking, that we would defend the weak, and underprivileged from the smart and most highly intelligent minds of this World!!!!!
In saying all this “I beseech you “Bill “ in the name of Jesus! To go back and read the link “what is the doctrine of the Trinity” that I posted for you all the way to the end.❤ Love you brother, fully in Christ Jesus our Lord! Shalom!
If you ever get a chance . Go find the books called sunday sermons of the founding fathers . They have excellent insight . Plus its cool to read " scrolls " in book form that were handed down by the early Christians