The Three-Personal God | C. S. Lewis
Deep Dive into Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis - The Three-Personal GodIn this section of Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis addresses the nature of the Trinity, arguing that the Christian God is the only "super-personal" concept available, distinct from the impersonal deities often imagined by those who reject a personal God. He begins by distinguishing between "begetting" and "making"; God begets Christ as something of the same kind (God), whereas He creates humans as something different, similar to a sculptor making a statue. Lewis counters the idea that union with God results in the loss of…
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