1. God's Triune Life: Engaging Thomas Joseph White's Recent Study.
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Chalamet, Christophe
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ANTHROPOLOGY , *GOD , *WORD of God in Christianity , *THEOLOGY , *RELIGIOUS communities - Abstract
The text discusses Thomas Joseph White's book on Trinitarian theology, which argues that God's triune nature is known through God's acts in history. White critiques twentieth-century Christian theologians and suggests that theology should focus on the missions of the Trinity, such as the ministry and death of Jesus. The author of the text, a Protestant in the Reformed tradition, questions whether White's proposal aligns with scripture and emphasizes the caution expressed by Church Fathers and Protestant Reformers in speculating about God's essence. The text also discusses the work of the Cappadocians and suggests that a Trinitarian perspective should be applied to the doctrine of divine attributes. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2024
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