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 …
The book titled "The Trinity," by Edward Henry Bickersteth was recommended to me as a thorough presentation of Trinitarian theology. What I didn't know at the time was this study was originally pub…
This is a study, by the author of Insight and Method in Tehology, of the development of trinitarian theology from New Testament times to the fourth-century council of Nicea. Bernard Lonergan leads …
The dogma of holy Trinity is the fundamental and primary Christian doctrine. It has been held by Orthodox Christians that to loose or dimin ish this doctrine is to begin to descend a sippery slope,…
This is a stimulating study, written with remarkable clarity to illuminate what is perhaps the most perplexing theological subject. The biblical dimensions, historical interpretations of the doctri…
A few brief comments are in order as a preliminary to the main text. First, while this book will No. doubt be understood in some quarters as a defence of Owen's theology, such an interpretation wou…
This handbook examines the history of Trinitarian theology and reveals the Nicene unity still at work among Christians today despite ecumenical differences and the variety of theological perspectiv…