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    Challenges→The Father and the Son are numerically distinct (non-identical).

    Therefore, the inference from divine friendship-love to numerical distinctness of Father and Son does not follow, since reflexive love within a single numerically identical being is conceivable.

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    Key Terms

    Father and Son(as used in Christian theology and philosophy of religion)
    In Christian theology, two persons within the Trinity: God the Father and God the Son (Jesus Christ), understood as distinct persons while being one God.
    Friendship-love(as used in philosophical discussions of love and relationships)
    A type of love based on mutual affection and appreciation between people (or in this case, between God the Father and God the Son in Christian theology).
    Numerical distinctness(Contrasted with qualitative indiscernibility in the context of the PII debate)
    Two objects are numerically distinct when they are not identical — i.e., they are two objects rather than one — regardless of whether they share all the same qualities
    Numerically identical(as used to describe whether two agents are the exact same person)
    Being literally the same thing, not just similar or alike—like how the person you are today is numerically identical to the person you were yesterday (one and the same individual).

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    Reflexive love(as used in philosophy of emotion and metaphysics)
    Love that something directs back toward itself—like how you might have affection for your own well-being or identity.
    conceivable(The constrained definition of conceivability adopted for the conceivability argument.)
    A is conceivable if and only if not-A cannot be ruled out a priori (i.e., A cannot be known a priori to be false).
    divine(Cross 2009: 453)
    Having the properties of being necessary, necessarily omniscient, omnipotent, eternal, immutable, impassible, and impeccable
    inference(Nyāya epistemology)
    A component of epistemology in Nyāya philosophy; a veritable inference yields knowledge about the world and must have premises that are themselves known

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