Recent Developments in Trinitarian Theology
Christophe Chalamet, Marc VialPaperback 2014-07-01
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Recent Developments in Trinitarian Theology explores the major renaissance that Trinitarian theology has undergone in recent decades. Remarkably, all the main Christian denominations have participated in this, and contemporary Trinitarian theology is a discussion that often crosses over confessional boundaries. English-language theology plays an important role in the renewal of Trinitarian theology and that role is the focus of this symposium. Its purpose is twofold: to gather in an international setting leading thinkers to present the major developments in Trinitarian theology and to show how Trinitarian theology can contribute to new thinking in several contemporary systematic and critical fields, including political theology and the theology of religions. It includes contributions by Karen Kilby, Gavin D'Costa, Aristotle Papanikolaou, Christoph Schwobel, Christophe Chalamet, Mathias Hassenfratz-Coffinet, and Marc Vial.
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Publisher Description
Recent Developments in Trinitarian Theology explores the major renaissance that Trinitarian theology has undergone in recent decades. Remarkably, all the main Christian denominations have participated in this, and contemporary Trinitarian theology is a discussion that often crosses over confessional boundaries. English-language theology plays an important role in the renewal of Trinitarian theology and that role is the focus of this symposium. Its purpose is twofold: to gather in an international setting leading thinkers to present the major developments in Trinitarian theology and to show how Trinitarian theology can contribute to new thinking in several contemporary systematic and critical fields, including political theology and the theology of religions. It includes contributions by Karen Kilby, Gavin D'Costa, Aristotle Papanikolaou, Christoph Schwobel, Christophe Chalamet, Mathias Hassenfratz-Coffinet, and Marc Vial.