What's your opinion on apophatic theology?

[muriel_volestrangler]

13. That's just the kind of doublethink that annoys me about Armstrong

One moment she's saying that to exist is too limiting a concept for her God, and the next she's invoking the Trinity - which is, among all the major religions of the world, the claim that is most explicit that 'God' exists, and was physically present on Earth at a specified time and place with a definite history.

Here, for instance, is Aquinas saying God exists just like a chair, or a human being - because Aquinas thought he was incarnated as a human being: http://www.newadvent.org/summa/4046.htm#article1

I think the Trinity was the church's successful attempt to appropriate the neoplatonistic concept of 'The One', 'nous' (mind/Logos) and 'world-soul'.

In Plotinus' model of reality, the One is the cause of the rest of reality, which takes the form of two subsequent "hypostases", Nous and Soul.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoplatonism#The_One