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Mohammed Hijab argues that his opponent, who claims to embody "God logic," must reject Leibniz's law of identity to rationalize the Trinity, thereby admitting a contradiction in their own position regarding Jesus, the Father, and the Holy Spirit.

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TranscriptTranscribed from the video above. Speakers labelled per turn.

Mohammed HijabYou call yourself God logic, but you have to reject logic in order for you to make some sense of the Trinity, don't you? Leibniz's law is something is identical if and only if they are identical, they share all the properties.

OpponentGood. You accept or not? I don't hold to Leibniz's law.

Mohammed HijabAh, so you have to reject it, do you? Yes. What you're essentially admitting is the following: In order for me to make a case for Jesus being God in one sense and Father being God in another sense and Holy Spirit being God in another sense, you have to reject a pillar of logic, yet you call yourself God logic. God logic doesn't believe in logic.

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