Trinitarian


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Trinitarian

1. a person who believes in the doctrine of the Trinity
2. a member of the Holy Trinity
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Pedro Arrupe, SJ, in his address titled, 'The Trinitarian Inspiration of the Ignatian Charism,' delivered in Rome in 1980: 'The enlightenment at the Cardoner is a virtual summons.
How to live as contemplatives in action
When did we lose a deep understanding of Trinitarian love?
TRINITY: A STORY OF DEEP DELIGHT
Pivoting on the figures of Justin, Irenaeus, and Tertullian, he traces the emergence, refinement, and decline of the Trinitarian testimony of the Spirit.
The Trinitarian Testimony of the Spirit: Prosopological Exegesis and the Development of Pre-Nicene Pneumatology
Part of the basis of dialogue between trinitarian and Oneness Pentecostals seems to be their acknowledgement in their final report of their mutual reception of the Holy Spirit.
Observations on Pentecostal Participation in Formal Ecumenical Dialogue
The claim that a strong trinitarian logic underlies Yoder's theology of culture may reflect Parler's own theological sensibilities as much as Yoder's thought that was deeply versed in the biblical narrative.
Things Hold Together: John Howard Yoder's Trinitarian Theology of Culture
H.'s overall aim is to demonstrate that "Pauline interpreters ought to return to the 'trinitarian' model when it comes to the task of explicating the identities of God, Jesus, and the Spirit" (1).
Paul and the Trinity: Persons, Relations, and the Pauline Letters
He argues that traditional trinitarian theology became too abstract and thus was marginalized, but recently a more dynamic, engaging doctrine of the Trinity for today has begun to emerge.
Veli-Matti Karkkainen, Trinity and Revelation
To this story is added Augustine's psychological model, which patterns Trinitarian processions on the mind's generating a word and love.
Friedman, Russell L.: Intellectual Traditions at the Medieval University: The Use of Philosophical Psychology in Trinitarian Theology among the Franciscans and Dominicans, 1250-1350
As the title of the book conveys, McDermott and Netland posit that a Christian approach to the theology of religions has to proceed from a Trinitarian framework.
A Trinitarian Theology of Religions: An Evangelical Proposal
Crosby writes, "God's plan for the universe is that Trinitarian and cosmic patterns become embodied in the church and world of today"
Cosmic patterns
Andrews, Sexton examines this thinking, proceeding from the early influence of Wolfhart Pannenberg on Grenz's ideas to the eventual reception of his Trinitarian philosophy by other scholars.
The Trinitarian Theology of Stanley J. Grenz

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