The Trinity vs Absolute Unity: Sinai, Divine Simplicity, and the Limits of Relational Godhood

by Frans Hansen

156 pages, Paperback

Published February 22, 2026

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[Frans Hansen]

Author’s note. I am the author of this book.

Can Trinitarian doctrine be reconciled with the revelation of God at Sinai?

This book examines the Trinity in relation to absolute unity, divine simplicity and Sinai. It brings a defined philosophical and scriptural question to one of Christianity’s central doctrines.

The investigation focuses on the relationship between relational language about God and claims about divine unity. Readers interested in theology can use that focus to examine the definitions and assumptions carrying the argument.

What this book examines

• Trinitarian doctrine and absolute unity

• Divine simplicity and relational language

• Sinai as the investigation’s scriptural reference point

Readers this book is written for

Christians studying the Trinity. Examine a Torah-first challenge to the doctrine’s account of divine unity.

Jewish and Noahide readers. Connect discussions of God’s unity to a defined theological question.

Students of philosophy and theology. Investigate the conceptual distinctions behind claims about relational godhood.