Dr Morris, Britain’s famous zoologist, author and artist provided us with a very straightforward explanation on why cats have nine lives in 1986, and here it is in an infographic. The only weakness in the explanation is that no one has the faintest idea what a ‘trinity of trinities’ is. (❁´◡`❁). Well they try and explain it but to no avail.
We know what the trinity is: the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, which is one God existing in three coequal, coeternal, consubstantial divine persons. With the greatest of respect to Christians, that in itself does not make sense to humanists and atheists but no matter.
The harder part is understanding a trinity of trinities or three trinities. But perhaps that does not matter either as all we have to know is that in ancient times the number nine was lucky so they gave it to the domestic cat as a reward for their incredible survivor skills.
Now, having explained that! Not. Do you know why the only mention of a cat in the entire bible is the lion and rarely at that? Well, I had to guess. Click this for my answer (written many years ago). Please tell me your ideas on both the trinity of trinities and cats in the bible.
Google Gemini – an AI bot – says this about the trinity of trinities:
The term “trinity of trinities” has two main interpretations:
- Christian Theology: This refers to the concept of the Christian Trinity itself, where one God exists in three persons: Father, Son (Jesus Christ), and Holy Spirit. Proponents of this view reason that the number three and the concept of a trinity appear throughout creation, reflecting the nature of God.
- General Numerology: More broadly, “trinity of trinities” simply refers to the number nine (3 x 3). The number nine holds significance in various cultures and belief systems due to its mathematical properties and its frequent appearance in natural phenomena.
