Theology for the Church
Trinity: Processions, Persons, and Relations with Glenn Butner
May 9, 2023
In this episode, Caleb discusses the Trinity with Glenn Butner, a professor of theology and ethics at Sterling College. They explore the origins of the doctrine, the concepts of processions, relations of origin, and personal properties, and the arguments for eternal generation. They also discuss the importance of connecting theology and practical living, understanding the Trinity for apologetics, and recommend further study resources.
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Quick takeaways
- Understanding the concept of eternal generation and procession within the Trinity is crucial for a robust Trinitarian theology and has implications for the local church.
- Incorporating Trinitarian language in benedictions and prayers can reinforce Trinitarian understanding within the congregation and have practical implications for church ministry.
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Understanding the Trinity and its Application
This podcast episode explores the doctrine of the Trinity and its practical implications for the Christian life. It discusses the concept of Trinitarian dogmatics and how it can be applied to the Christian life within the local church. The guest speaker, Dr. Dylan Butler, shares his insights from his recent book on the topic. The conversation touches on the challenges of writing about the Trinity, the importance of understanding the doctrine in the context of other theological concepts, and the unique contribution of the book in the existing literature.
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