On Classical Trinitarianism

In "On Classical Trinitarianism," theologian Matthew Barrett gathers a diverse group of Protestant, Roman Catholic, and Eastern Orthodox scholars to challenge modern interpretations of trinitarian theology, which have shifted towards social trinitarianism and away from traditional doctrines like divine simplicity and eternal generation. This ecumenical volume features over forty contributions aimed at reviving Nicene orthodoxy, emphasizing its relevance and unity in today's theological landscape. Together, these scholars call for a renewal of classical trinitarian theology, asserting that its enduring legacy can unify the church across traditions.