 As to the charge of polytheism, Craig accuses Howard-Snyder of confusing monotheism with unitarianism (106), i.e. assuming that the existence of exactly one god entails that there is exactly one divine self. Finally, Craig argues that the issue of whether or not the Three count as parts of God is unimportant (107–13). Tuggy (2013b) presses some of Howard-Snyder’s objections, concluding that the theory is either not monotheistic, or turns out to be a one-self theory.