If M is the mother of P, and P is God, then M is the mother of God. If you deny that that conclusion follows, you are making a fundamental error of reasoning, not understanding the relation of propositions. The first two premises necessarily entail the third. Logic is never violated, just as 1+1 cannot equal 3.
If you think that we cannot use logic to do theology, then give one example of an exception or violation of logic.
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It isn't as simple as that.
1)Other than direct creation, the beginning of every life is conception inside a mother's womb
2)God has no beginning
3)God was not conceived in a mother's womb
God doesn't fit into our logic all of the time.
If M is the mother of P, and P is God, then M is the mother of God. If you deny that that conclusion follows, you are making a fundamental error of reasoning, not understanding the relation of propositions. The first two premises necessarily entail the third. Logic is never violated, just as 1+1 cannot equal 3.
If you think that we cannot use logic to do theology, then give one example of an exception or violation of logic.
John 6 ... where 2 fish and 5 barley loaves ... became many more.
Also 1 (the Father) + 1 (the Son) + 1 (the Holy Ghost) = 1 (God)
It's not all about the numbers (or the words).