Pavel Aleksandrovich Florenskii has established that Truth is intrinsically trinitarian and that it arises from an initial dualism. One of the most important manifestations of the trinitarian principle, especially given the centrality of love in Florenskii's work, is friendship. Florenskii uses a language blending the trinitarian with the explicitly Hegelian to describe the life of the individual mind and extend Hegel's concept of historical development. Philosophy of language lay close to the core of Florenskii's intellectual repertoire, even his worldview, and antinomy lies at the very core of his conception of language. Frank Haney has recently claimed that mathematical discontinuity was the basis for Florenskii's idea of truth and thus for his entire worldview. Florenskii believed that modern science had shown reality itself to be riddled with breaks and interruptions. His notion of truth was founded on antinomy, which implies contradiction and thus breaks and interruptions.