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The Christian Trinity in history / Bertrand de Margerie ; translated by Edmund J. Fortman.
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TextLanguage: engfre Series: Studies in historical theology (Still River, Mass.) ; v. 1.Publication details: Still River, Massachusetts, St. Bede's Publications, 1982Description: xxii, 387 pages ; 24 cmISBN: - 0932506143
- ARCH YNDC 231.044 D372C 19
- BT109 .M3513 1982
Contents:
Analytical and historical study of the development of Trinitarian dogma. From Yahweh to God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit ; Toward the clear affirmation of the equality and the consubstantiality of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit ; One single divine nature in three distinct persons : Constantinople II and Lateran IV ; Relations of origin, "processions in God" ; Trinity, ecumenism, Catholic church ; The Trinitarian doctrine of Vatican II -- Systematic vision : omnia per modum unius. The false Trinitarian systematizations, their presuppositions and their consequences ; Family, church, human soul : imperfect, complementary and revealed analogies of the divine Trinity ; Conclusion : the redemptive Trinity, salvation and beatitude of men.
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Translation of La Trinite chretienne dans l'histoire.
Includes indexes.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 383-387).
Analytical and historical study of the development of Trinitarian dogma. From Yahweh to God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit ; Toward the clear affirmation of the equality and the consubstantiality of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit ; One single divine nature in three distinct persons : Constantinople II and Lateran IV ; Relations of origin, "processions in God" ; Trinity, ecumenism, Catholic church ; The Trinitarian doctrine of Vatican II -- Systematic vision : omnia per modum unius. The false Trinitarian systematizations, their presuppositions and their consequences ; Family, church, human soul : imperfect, complementary and revealed analogies of the divine Trinity ; Conclusion : the redemptive Trinity, salvation and beatitude of men.
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