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    Challenges→Not all four realities (God and the three Persons) can be omnipotent.

    On this account, each of the four realities is intrinsically and essentially divine.

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    If one of the four lacks a power (love) that the others have, then not all four ...Not all four realities (God and the three Persons) can be omnipotent.The Persons can love, while God (the divine nature) cannot.

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    One may wonder here how the four realities can be equally divine. It would seem that whereas God (the divine nature) would not exist because of any other, and so would exist a se, each of the qua-object persons would exist because of God, their base. Wouldn’t this make God greater than each of the Persons? Again, on this account each of these four is intrinsically and essentially divine, yet the Persons can love, while God can not. How then can all four be omnipotent?

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