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    Number-properties are concept-relative (following Frege). — Carmelics
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    Supports→Trinitarian problems of self-consistency vanish.

    Number-properties are concept-relative (following Frege).

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    Einar Bøhn (2011) argues that trinitarian problems of self-consistency vanish when one realizes that the Trinity “is just an ordinary case of one-many identity” (363). He takes from Frege the idea that number-properties are concept-relative. Thus,

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