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Explanation that God, Jesus, and Holy Spirit are parts of one divine force, like parts of an ocean.
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partialism
Explanation that God, Jesus, and Holy Spirit are parts of one divine force, like parts of an ocean.
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Modalism, partialism, and Arianism are intelligible story-forms for the divine relationship, but Jiang says each leaves a problem unresolved.
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"...differently. Okay, that makes sense, right? Second is the idea of partialism. Partialism is just the idea that God, Jesus, Holy Spirit, are all..."
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"...are different parts to it, right? So that's the idea of partialism. That makes sense too, right? Okay, and the third idea is the..."
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"Okay, so there have been different theories proposed to explain the relationship between God, the Holy Spirit, and Jesus. Okay? Okay, so let's look..."
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"Another theory that's popular is called partialism. Partialism, and the idea is that God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are parts of a higher..."
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"So God is a higher being than Jesus. Jesus is still great, but God is the superior being, okay? And again, not great, okay,..."
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"...God were different forms of the same entity. Then, you have partialism, which is to say that they are part of the same entity...."
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"...what we need to understand is, these first three theories, modalism, partialism, and Aaronism, are really stories, okay? They're stories of who God is...."
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"...in here. And if you look at these three theories, modalism, partialism, and eruditism, you can actually put them together, okay? They're not contradicting..."
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