Monotheism and Polytheism
- God has revealed that He is One:
- Logical arguments against polytheism:
- Unity is more fundamental than plurality:
St. John Damascene: Fid. Orth.,
I,5;
- If there were many Gods, some would have to
be more perfect than others, and thus not truly
Gods:
St. John Damascene: Fid. Orth.,
I,5;
- Two Gods could not be in the same place at once,
and thus would be limited:
St. John Damascene: Fid. Orth.,
I,5;
- Would the Gods agree among themselves?
St. John Damascene: Fid. Orth.,
I,5;
- Polytheists ignore the One Nature, while
radical monotheists ignore the Three Persons:
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