I don’t mean to interrupt your conversation, but I think the trinity is in a class all its own. Heaven and hell, young earth, etc. stretch the imagination, but the trinity is simply impossible IMO. It’s like saying 1 + 1 + 1 = 1. I’m curious how Plantinga reconciles that belief with logic.
I am not answering the post. Just adding thought about your comment on trinity. Trinity comes from the Gnostic religion. It stands for:
The one.
The intellect.
The soul.
Together they form a (cloud, mist, a light) of knowledge. Don’t ask.
When the church took the Gnostic teachings of Jesus they did not like the Gnostic thought and tried to change the meanings. That’s where we are today.