Anything that can be said about God can have referrence only to God’s accidentals, for who can claim to know what divine essence is? As such, in its essence, deity is unknowable, undescribable, inscrutable, even unspeakable, and such properties as oneness, or manyness, or threeness cannot but be considered only as accidentals. If we want to speak out all the truth about the Uknowable, it can be said neither that it has anything to do with numbers, nor that it has nothing to do with them. And this principle partly agrees with the Church Fathers’ view that the Holy Trinity is uncountable.

2) If number is only found in the natural realm, and not in the divine essence of God, then how can a number – Trinity – exist in God?