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74.2 - N.T. Wright on Paul’s Trinitarian Theology
Sep 8, 2020
New Testament scholar N.T. Wright discusses Paul's Trinitarian theology, emphasizing high Christology, monotheism, and ecclesial unity. Topics include Paul's Jewish monotheistic framework, the legacy of the Shema prayer, divine presence, unity within the Christian community, and the transformative power of theological reflections.
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- Paul's Trinitarian theology is deeply rooted in Jewish monotheism, integrating Jesus and the Spirit within a unified understanding of God.
- Despite the absence of explicit Trinitarian terms, Paul's writings reveal a complex interplay between God, Jesus, and the Spirit within a monotheistic framework.
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Paul's Basis in Jewish Monotheism
Paul's theology of the Triune God is rooted in his understanding of Jewish monotheism. While Paul speaks of Jesus and the Spirit within this framework, he emphasizes that they are not additions but integral parts of God's monotheism. This foundation in Jewish monotheism guides Paul's interpretation and articulation of God's triune nature, highlighting the interconnectedness and unity within the divine.
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