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The Expository Times, 2018
This paper examines the problem of a theology of religions without the Trinity and the problem of overemphasizing interreligious dialogue without taking the inner communion identity of the church seriously. This paper argues that central to an authentic Trinitarian theology of religions is the question of how the church is rightly to be understood in ...
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This paper examines the problem of a theology of religions without the Trinity and the problem of overemphasizing interreligious dialogue without taking the inner communion identity of the church seriously. This paper argues that central to an authentic Trinitarian theology of religions is the question of how the church is rightly to be understood in ...
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Baptism and Trinitarian Theology
2023Abstract This chapter delves deeper into Gregory’s understanding of baptism, and his use of baptismal exegesis to articulate his trinitarian theology. First, this chapter investigates ep. 5, ep. 24, and Adversus Macedonianos, where it analyse Gregory’s arguments for the unity of the trinitarian persons, derived from his exegesis of the ...
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The Point of Trinitarian Theology
Toronto Journal of Theology, 1988This article is an attempt to review the doctrine and theology of the Trinity in terms of the point which underlies both and which in the end makes them intelligible. By the point of the doctrine I mean the deeper truth or truths that it represents; I mean the kernel that lies within, the 'one thing necessary' that lies below the surface of the ...
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2011
The first question that faces anyone writing on early Latin trinitarian theology is that of when or with whom to begin the account. The earliest Western Christian texts were written in Greek: should they be considered part of “Latin trinitarian theology”? Should some of these Greek writings be considered “Latin” on the basis of their origin in Rome (or
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The first question that faces anyone writing on early Latin trinitarian theology is that of when or with whom to begin the account. The earliest Western Christian texts were written in Greek: should they be considered part of “Latin trinitarian theology”? Should some of these Greek writings be considered “Latin” on the basis of their origin in Rome (or
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A Trinitarian Theology of History
The New RessourcementRoss McCullough explores how Christians inhabit time and history through the lens of the paschal mystery, extending the day-week-year cycles to a Trinitarian and Christocentric framework of salvation history. Drawing on typological, fractal, and fugal models, McCullough outlines sevenfold and fourfold structures of history rooted in Scripture and ...
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Bonaventure’s Trinitarian Theology
2014The great theologians of the patristic and scholastic ages saw the mystery of the Trinity as foundational to the Christian faith. The Trinitarian dogma has emerged in the Christian world as a function of Christology, dealing first with the theological understanding of the Word and later with the question of the Holy Spirit. There are two figures in the
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Note on Balthasar’s Trinitarian Theology
The Thomist: A Speculative Quarterly Review, 2000Le present article propose un commentaire et une critique de la theologie trinitaire de Urs von Balthasar. L'A. donne d'abord ses arguments sur la theologie du mystere du Pere. Il critique ensuite vigoureusement la theologie de Balthasar concernant le mystere du Fils, puis celle sur le mystere de l'Esprit-Saint.
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Following the Cracks of Trinitarian Theology
2014The connections between material power relations and trinitarian theologies, which I have identified through the course of the previous three chapters, hint at the possibilities of a trinitarian theology in which we not only know God as triune through our bodies—as they are inscribed in material power relations—but also that the Trinity is itself ...
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