One God, Three Persons, Four Views

“There’s a forceful, careful dispute underway in the pages of this book about the philosophy and theology of the Trinity, as well as its biblical justification (or lack thereof); the reader is privileged to be able to observe it.”


—Timothy J. Pawl, professor of philosophy, University of St. Thomas





“This marvelous book brings together four well-known thinkers writing in the field of analytic theology to debate about the doctrine of the Trinity. The scholars work very different theological and ecclesial traditions, from Unitarian to Greek Orthodox, and the resulting debate is highly engaging. I learned a great deal from these essays, and the whole book is highly recommended.”


—Richard Cross, professor of philosophy, University of Notre Dame