It still leaves me lingering in a space-time-continuum where I search for the safety of rational completeness, while inadvertently living on a Möbious strip.
I have just been subjected to a Paradox Exception caused by reading that the memory safe Rust language has and can cause undefined behaviour. My spatial location code in the Universe has been marked with a Time-Space::Paradox violation and is awaiting debugging by celestial dev-ops. Luckily I am currently a live process, so my space and memory will not at this time be reclaimed by the Global-Universal Operating System.
How did you reach the conclusion that the author specifically meant this part of Gregory of Nyssa's religious thinking? It could just as likely be that the author has come to realise that Gregory of Nyssa was correct in his arguments for the Christian Trinity...? I am just wondering. The author's statements are very entertaining, but they do not seem to be articulated as objects for detailed scrutiny...