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The Dei Trinitate
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Saint Augustine's 'De Trinitate' is a profound theological work that delves into the mystery of the Trinity.
Augustine explores the nature of God as one being in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
He uses philosophical arguments and biblical interpretations to explain this complex doctrine.
The book reflects Augustine's deep engagement with Neoplatonism and his efforts to reconcile faith and reason.
It also examines the psychological analogies of the Trinity found in the human mind, such as memory, understanding, and will.
'De Trinitate' remains a seminal text in Christian theology, influencing centuries of theological thought.
Augustine explores the nature of God as one being in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
He uses philosophical arguments and biblical interpretations to explain this complex doctrine.
The book reflects Augustine's deep engagement with Neoplatonism and his efforts to reconcile faith and reason.
It also examines the psychological analogies of the Trinity found in the human mind, such as memory, understanding, and will.
'De Trinitate' remains a seminal text in Christian theology, influencing centuries of theological thought.
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The Theology of the Trinity
