The Cosmic & Universal Christ

preserving transcendence & immanence in a Cosmotheandrism

If you get the logic of the Trinity & the Monarchy of the Father, then you grasp the exemplificatory logic of cosmotheandrism & the Incarnation of the Son.

Transcendence not only does not collapse into - but necessarily requires - immanence.

Per a coincidence of opposites, the particular implicates the universal & each distinct "I" requires each & every "Thou" & "We".  All are thus mutually constituted in creation's social, relational Absolute - the Cosmic & Universal Christ.