It was opposed by one figure who stated one of its subjects was inferior to another because it is non-eternal; that figure is Arius, the namesake of Arianism.
Michael Servetus opposed this idea in two books of dialogues on it. Augustine's work titled after this idea uses it to draw a distinction between religion of revelation and natural religion. The term perichoresis describes the mutual indwelling of the subjects of this doctrine. This doctrine states that multiple (*) hypostases exist in one ousia, and it is affirmed by the Athanasian creed. It was opposed by one figure who stated one of its subjects was inferior to another because it is non-eternal; that figure is Arius, the namesake of Arianism. The Fourth Lateran Council states that one subject of this doctrine generates, another proceeds, and another is begotten. For 10 points, name this Christian doctrine which states that God comes in the form of the father, the son, and the holy ghost.
Michael Servetus opposed this idea in two books of dialogues on it.
trinity [accept equivalents, accept trinitarianism or word forms; prompt on descriptive answers mentioning the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost]