Analogy Apologetics book · Chapter 1 · OCIA Class 1 workbook
Where the Analogy Stops
Class 1 uses familiar comparisons to approach difficult ideas. For each one, choose what it helps explain and then find the point where it would mislead us.
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Use the comparison; name its limit
Every analogy can clarify one point without being a complete description of God.
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What it helps explain
Choose the best answer.
Choose your own comparison
Take one analogy you use while teaching. Write one sentence about what it clarifies and another about what would become false if the comparison were pressed too far.
Discuss: Why must an analogy of the Trinity stop short of making the persons separate gods or parts of God?
Original interactive adaptation of the Analogy Review table in the Analogy Apologetics OCIA Class 1 workbook. This activity tests how comparisons work rather than claiming any analogy fully captures divine mystery.