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Tag Archives: thomas mccall
Zizioulas: Being as Communion
If I criticized Western models of the Trinity in the last post, I am going to push back against some fashionable Eastern models in this one. Zizzy notes that ancient Greek thought maintained a diversity in spite of apparent unity … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Church History, theology
Tagged athanasius, hellenism, john zizioulas, maximos the confessor, person, thomas mccall, trinity
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An Apologetics Primer
My church group began discussing ideas about an apologetics course this summer. I’m wondering what kind of books to use. Nothing too advanced. And I don’t want this to become a “different styles of apologetics.” Those discussions are usually as … Continue reading
Posted in Harassing the Hobgoblins
Tagged analytic theology, Apologetics, j p moreland, thomas mccall
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Which Trinity? Robert Jenson
Continuing McCall’s work. Here is a retraction on my part. A few years ago I praised Robert Jenson’s Systematic Theology. Indeed, there are some fine essays in there. I must retract, however, the section on the doctrine of God. Robert … Continue reading
Latin Trinitarianism, again
I am currently reading Thomas Mccall’s Which Trinity? Whose Monotheism? This is the best section of the book. He deals with philosopher Brian Leftow, who openly says there are “personal parts” in God (Leftow, “A Latin Trinity,” 308, quoted in McCall … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Scholasticism, theology
Tagged brian leftow, latin model, modalism, thomas mccall, trinity
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