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The Trinity has long been considered an enigma within Western Christendom because the worldviews from which it has been apprehended have not been compatible with the worldview of the persons who developed the doctrine. This book presents the case for looking at the concept of God - specifically, the doctrine of the Trinity - from an African perspective. Ogbonnaya's provocative views will compel the reader to rethink what is meant by reference to the complex and loaded concepts "African," "Christian," and "Trinity.". On Communitarian Divinity displaces traditionally authorized versions of the…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1998Paragon House · 124 pages · 9781557787705
- Other · English · 1994Paragon House · 124 pages · 9781557787040
CommunityDoctrinal TheologyHistory of doctrinesPhilosophyReligion and sociologyTheology, DoctrinalTrinityCommunities






