Revisiting the Trinity: Biblical, Theological and Historical Reflections

Authors

  • Samuel Ricra

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17162/31en0750

Abstract

La doctrina de la Trinidad constituye una de las doctrinas que ha generado mayor reflexión y debate teológico a lo largo de la historia del cristianismo. El análisis y la controversia en torno a la naturaleza divina trascienden el ámbito de la especulación académica para permear integralmente la vida de la iglesia y la experiencia devocional de los creyentes. La Iglesia Adventista del Séptimo Día no ha permanecido ajena a este debate teológico desde los albores de su desarrollo histórico. No obstante, puede afirmarse que, hasta la publicación de la obra aquí reseñada, no se había producido un tratamiento editorial que abordara esta doctrina con un enfoque tan sistemático y exhaustivo desde una perspectiva adventista. En este contexto, Revisiting the Trinity: Biblical, Theological and Historical Reflections se erige como una de las obras más amplias y profundas en el tratamiento adventista de la doctrina trinitaria, cuyas implicaciones trascienden lo meramente académico para influir en la comprensión devocional y la práctica eclesiástica.

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Published

2026-02-01

Issue

Vol. 40 No. 2 (2025): Revista Theologika

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Recensiones

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