This chapter addresses the formal doctrine of the Trinity, which is the distinctive Christian understanding of God and the linchpin and framework for all other Christian doctrines. After laying out this doctrine’s biblical basis and historical development, it presents a typology of trinitarian models, finding special promise in a social model for its biblical-orthodox soundness, conceptual coherence, and ethical implications.
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