Analysis of Individual World Views

I2 want to give an example of using a structure diagram to analyze belief systems.

I2 will start with the diagram representing acceptance of a trionic structure: [ I1 - I2 - I3 ]

this could represent any number of belief systems depending on the nature of the components and the interactions among them. In particular, there would be variations depending on whether I3 was considered a mind or a soul.

some individuals may want to extend their belief system to relate to a divine entity.

[ I1 - I2 - I3 ] - G3 - G4 - G5

this represents a connection between a complete individual and a savior. by savior is meant a representative of the deity on earth, which deity is a personification of the ground of being. there is a connection between the human and the savior. this represents the view of the human individual in early christian theology which holds that individual human beings have only a rational soul -- a mind. Jesus, the savior, was unique.

[ I1 - I2 - I3 - G3 ] - G4 - G5

this is the structure of the savior. the representative of the deity on earth has an extra component, a spark of the divine fire.

[ I1 - I2 - I3/G3 ] - G4 - G5

This is the structure diagram of the arrian heresy, a belief in early christianity to the effect that there was no difference in kind between the human and the savior; hence, the same diagram for the human as for Jesus. the I3 is understood as a spark of the divine fire. everyone has it; but, it burns more brightly in Jesus compared to everyone else.