Problem_Of_The_Trinity

Problem Of The Trinity Wainright, W. The Problem of the Trinity. The Trinity in the New Testament. Great Britain: William Clowes and Sons, 1962. Dr. W. Wainwright of Manchester has been writing books of this nature for a number of years. In fact he has even contributed to the “Scottish Journal of Theology”, Vol. 10, no. 3, September 1957. Belief in Christ’s divinity was expressed both in the writings of the New Testament and in the worship which was practiced in the earliest Christian communities. The belief in Christ’s divinity raised serious issues, and out of this emerged the Trinitarian problem. Even though the doctrine of the God Heads is not formally stated in the New Testament, the writings of the apostles suggest that they were dealing with such an issue as the trinity. No apostle would have dreamt of thinking that they are three divine persons whose mutual relations and paradoxical unity are beyond our understanding. However it is evident that the New Testament writers are aware that there is a problem between the relationships of Father, Son, and spirit; this fact is seen at the beginning of the fourth Gospel. Reading trinity, trinitarian, testament, information, new, though, even, provides, presented, doctrine, book, written, source, research, problem, paper, bible, apostles, writings, writing, truly, supports, sources, section, say, read, proves, number, nature, main, issue, ideas, god, chapter, fact