Archetype:Trinitarian Deity

"Bondye wished to fill the vastness of time and space with other things, and so Bondye separated themselves into three manifestations: Eledumare, Olorun, and Olofi. Eledumare is responsible for Creation, having made the universe and all the things inside of it, including the mortal concept of “time.” Olorun, associated with the life-giving energy of the sun, is the ruler of the heavens and the holder of Ashe, the life force (that is, Quintessence) that runs through all things. Olofi is the ruler of the Earth, and he forms the conduit between the Earth and the heavens. Bondye is both the three manifestations of themselves, and also a single entity unto itself. Bondye knows no limitations, and They may be whatever They choose to be."

― Gods and Monsters – Page 157 (World of Darkness)

The power to be a trinitarian deity. Variation of Monotheistic Deity and Triple Deity. Ultimate version of Triple Deity.

Also Called[]

Divine Trilogy
Monotheistic Trinity God/Goddess Physiology
Omnipotent Trinity Force
Triopotence
Tri-Unity Deity Physiology

Capabilities[]

The user either is or can become a Trinitarian Deity, an interpretation of a Monotheistic God found in the Abrahamic religion, Christianity. The user is The One True God existing in three coequal, coeternal, consubstantial persons, Three distinct persons sharing one essence. In this context, the three persons define who God is, while the one essence defines what God is.

This is a result for example of combining Cosmic Otherness (symbolized by the number of division 3) with Unity (symbolized by the number 1). Each part of the Trinitarian God is akin to the Body, Soul, Spirit (or Id, Ego, Super Ego), each are completely divided from each other, yet one. The Tri-Unity.

Unlike Triple Deities that revolves around three normal Gods as a simple group, and with the rest of the Triple Gods being three as one group though it might not guaranteeing Omnipotence, Omnipresence, and Omniscience. The Monotheistic Trinity God, also consists of three subjects as one singular being, but the biggest difference, is that the user, is guaranteed to have all the three aforementioned powers. Another difference is that, according to Abrahamic religion doctrines, the three aspects are what'll make the sole representation of the user as a whole, for example The Holy Spirit, God The Son, and God The Father consisting of God as a whole.