Check it out: a whole site and blog devoted to art featuring impossible objects!
I can’t help but think that the picture above had a trinitarian inspiration: according to the babelfish, it means “You must in such a way live”. (German speaking readers – feel free to correct the translation.) I read this as addressed to the Trinity.
If so, this pic would be an expression of what I call “positive mysterianism” about the Trinity – that the doctrine is, unavoidably given our current epistemic situation, apparently contradictory.
Related: a website where you can print and build your own “impossible” object. (HT: Matthew Mullins) Note to modal logic newbies: necessarily, if it is actual, then it is possible as well. 🙂 Still, this shows that note everything which seems logically impossible really is.
Related posts:
podcast 325 – Dr. Jc Beall – The Contradictory Christ – Part 2
Randal Rauser on "You Sophist!"
podcast 210 - Ludger Jansen - Action and Eternity
Is every Orwell an Orwell?
Atheistic belief in "God"
podcast 300 – Does the New Testament teach Trinity Monotheism? – with Dale Glover – Part 2
more thoughts on "God," atheism, and panentheism
Credo House Ministries' Inaccuracies about the Trinity and the Council of Nicea
Jeremy Myers asks: "Did Jesus Learn?"
