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Concepts of Father, Son and Holy Spirit

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This little book (77 pages, not including index and endnotes) is a gem. In it, the author merely sets out a rough classification of different ways self-professing Christians have thought about the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. It is not a work of philosophy, nor of theology or apologetics. It is just a refreshingly non-polemical attempt, by a serious minded and well-informed amateur, to classify ways of thinking about those Three. It is a worthly read, and is useful as a sort of reference, especially if you're not familiar with the complicated ins and outs, and tortured history of trinitarian theories. It is not at all a work of primary scholarship - it is heavily dependent on many secondary sources, most of all this one: Unitarian principles confirmed by Trinitarian..

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Series Title

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Call Number

231.04 ALF c

Publisher

Minneapolis : ., 1984

Collation

ii,104p.; 23 cm.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0-9612964-0-2

Classification

231.04

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Subject(s)

TRINITY, GOD

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j

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