One God in Three Persons: Unity of Essence, Distinction of Persons, Implications for Life
One God in Three Persons explores the Christian doctrine of the Trinity by considering the unity of God's essence and the distinction of the divine persons. Bruce A. Ware and John Starke also examine what this theological understanding means for Christian life and practice.
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One God in Three Persons examines the Christian doctrine of the Trinity through the relationship between God's unified essence and the distinction of the divine persons.
Bruce A. Ware and John Starke focus on how Trinitarian belief can be understood within Christian theology.
The book also considers the implications of this doctrine for Christian life, connecting theological reflection with its practical significance.
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