| Either modalism or tritheism is the natural egress for such a sustained understanding. |
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| When taken to America, however, the form was enhanced by an injection of the modalism of folksong. |
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| We do not make a Sabellian error simply for the fact that Sabellian modalism is Unitarian, and not Trinitarian. |
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| It should be done, however, in a way that does not lead to modalism. |
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| It was not equally clear how the position of Nicaea and of Athanasius differed from modalism. |
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| Sabellian modalism is usually rejected on the grounds that such modes are strictly sequential, or because they are not intrinsic features of God, or because they are intrinsic but not essential features of God. |
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| His dire, brooding sound began somewhere between rhythm and blues and Coleman Hawkins, and after the early 1960's owed more and more to John Coltrane's harmonies, phrasing and experiments with modalism. |
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| In part 3, she discusses how Leibniz learned from correspondents about the antitrinitarians in England and vigorously rejected their modalism of the Sabellian type. |
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| If this line of thought seems strange, it may be due to our unconscious human proneness to think of the triune God in terms of either modalism or tritheism. |
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