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Review: Richard Muller’s Triunity of God
Muller, Richard. The Triunity of God. Post Reformation Reformed Dogmatics, volume 4. Grand Rapids: MI, Baker Academic. Given that there aren’t many specifically Reformed constructions of Trinitarianism, I would say that this book fills a woeful lacuna. However, since it has … Continue reading
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Notes on Muller’s PRRD vol 4
Roscellin: confirmed anti-realist. This view led him to declare that every existent thing is a unique individual: so-called universals are “mere words.” (Muller 26). The problem with Boethuis’s definition of person: The definition ultimately poses all manner of problems … Continue reading
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Tagged anselm, arminius, boethius, calvin, covenant of redemption, election, essentialism, filioque, person, richard muller, substance, thomas aquinas, trinity
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