trinity dichotomous key two

Regarding what to believe for the Trinity, either:
			a) we can know what the true belief is
			B) we can't know what the true belief is 				     (the belief is rationally unknowable)

	if a, either:
			c) we can know the true belief is not a contradiction
			D) we can know the true belief is a true contradiction 		    (denying Laws of Non-Contradiction & Identity)

	if c, either:
			e) we know the belief is a statement of Predication
			f) we know the belief is a statement of Identity

	if e, either:
			g) the belief is classical Predication
			H) the belief is non-classical Predication (special-pleading numerical identity — Social-Trinitarianism	[1+1+1=1])

	if g, either:
			G¹) the predication subsists within some other essence		   (the belief is Partialism		[⅓+⅓+⅓=1])
			G²) the predication does not subsist within some other essence	   (the belief is Tritheism		[1+1+1=3])

	if f, either:
			F¹) the belief is modes of identity, mutually equative Predication (the belief is Modalism		[1|2|3=1])
			F²) the belief special-pleads/denies the Law of Identity			(Relative Identity Trinitarianism)

So, there are three types:
1) (G¹, G², F¹)		— Heresies
2) (B, D) 		— Some type of Mysterianism
3) (H, F²) 		— What is not a solution classically






Regarding what to believe for the Trinity, either:
	   I)		we can know what the true belief is
	   ii)		we can't know what the true belief is 			     		       (the belief is rationally unknowable)

	if I, either:
	   I.I)		we can know the true belief is not a contradiction
	   I.ii)	we can know the true belief is a true contradiction 		      (denying Laws of Non-Contradiction & Identity)

	if I.I, either:
	   I.I.I)	we know the belief is a statement of Predication
	   I.I.II)	we know the belief is a statement of Identity

	if I.I.I, either:
	   I.I.I.I)	the belief is classical Predication
	   I.I.I.ii)	the belief is non-classical Predication   (special-pleading numerical identity — Social-Trinitarianism	  [1+1+1=1])

	if I.I.I.I, either:
	   I.I.I.I.i)	the predication subsists within some other essence		   (the belief is Partialism		  [⅓+⅓+⅓=1])
	   I.I.I.I.ii)	the predication does not subsist within some other essence	   (the belief is Tritheism		  [1+1+1=3])

	if I.I.II, either:
	   I.I.II.i)	the belief is modes of identity, mutually equative Predication		(the belief is Modalism		  [1|2|3=1])
	   I.I.II.ii)	the belief special-pleads/denies the Law of Identity				  (Relative Identity Trinitarianism)

So, there are three types:
1) (       ii, 			     I.ii) 	— Some type of Mysterianism
2) ( I.I.I.ii,			I.I.II.ii) 	— What is not a solution classically
3) (I.I.I.I.i,	  I.I.I.I.ii,	 I.I.II.i)	— Heresies