Gregory of Nazianzus Gregory of Nazianzus teaches the same relation-of-origin principle as Gregory of Nyssa: the Father is the unbegotten source, the Son is begotten,…
A Definitive Response to Dale Tuggy’s “When and How in the History of Theology Did the Triune God Replace the Father as the Only True…
The Dynamics of Relationality in Marion: A Compare-and-Contrast of O’Regan and Horner Introduction Jean‐Luc Marion’s theological turn has sparked a radical rethinking of the way…
How can the one unity of God be preserved alongside the distinct, co-equal Persons of the Trinity? I. Introduction My systematic theology re-envisions the traditional…
A bibliography of key texts and studies related to the Early Church Fathers and the concept of apostolic succession: Primary Sources: Secondary Sources: These works…
There’s a proverb my friend Izreal recently posted, that in turn was probably originally from someone like Mark Twain. It goes like this: “It’s easier…
Introduction My own Trinitarian theology, and the broader Catholic/Orthodox tradition in general, strives to affirm the oneness of God while preserving the real distinction of…
Restorationism Revisited: Why the Apostolic Faith Affirms the Trinity In several writings I have argued that any attempt to “restore” what some claim was the…
Q: How does SSGO treat God’s full givenness in each Person as a “primitive” that explains both the unity of the divine essence and the…