Van Til's Trinitarian Theology Perichoresis
Oct 19, 2022
Dive into the intricate concept of perichoresis as the host unpacks its significance in Trinitarian theology. Discover how the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit maintain their unique roles while existing in perfect unity. The discussion also sheds light on historical insights that reveal God's relational dynamics, providing a fresh perspective on creation. Overall, it's a thought-provoking exploration of the divine relationships that shape our understanding of spirituality.
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Perichoresis: More Than Just Unity
- Perichoresis adds a layer of understanding to the Trinity beyond the unity of essence and distinct persons.
- It describes the intimate union, communion, and inhabitation of the persons, a mutual indwelling.
Co-Inherent Relations
- Perichoresis describes not just a person-to-essence relationship, but also a person-to-person relationship within the Trinity.
- It emphasizes the co-inherent relations where persons mutually indwell each other.
Turretin on Perichoresis
- Turretin explains perichoresis as a mutual intertwining or in-existence of the divine persons.
- They permeate each other while remaining distinct, always co-existing.