> hasn’t ever worried about if Christ was made of the same material substance as other aspects of the Trinity And if he does, he's asking the wrong question. "

> hasn’t ever worried about if Christ was made of the same material substance as other aspects of the Trinity And if he does, he's asking the wrong question. "Substance" does not imply "matter" in Platonic, Aristotelian, or Scholastic philosophy. The heretical belief that God is made of matter is a distinct heresy from the heresies concerning the procession of the Trinity, which are themselves distinct from heresies which deny the existence of the Trinity. Catholic doctrine is full of distinctions, the understanding of which are not necessary for salvation (praise be).