The Oxford Handbook of the Trinity

Introduction ; PART I: THE TRINITY IN SCRIPTURE ; 1. The Canonization of Scripture in the Context of Trinitarian Doctrine ; 2. The Trinity in the Old Testament ; 3. The Trinity in the Letters of St. Paul and Hebrews ; 4. The Trinity in the Johannine Literature ; 5. The Trinity in the Synoptic Gospels and Acts ; 6. Exegesis and the Early Christian Doctrine of the Trinity ; PART II: PATRISTIC WITNESSES TO THE TRINITARIAN FAITH ; 7. The Trinity in the Ante-Nicene Fathers ; 8. The Trinity in the Fourth Century Fathers ; 9. Augustine on the Trinity ; 10. Late Patristic Developments on the Trinity in the East ; PART III: MEDIEVAL APPROPRIATIONS OF THE TRINITARIAN FAITH ; 11. Trinitarian Theology from Alcuin to Anselm ; 12. Scholastic Reasons, Monastic Meditations and Victorine Conciliations: The Question of the Unity and Plurality of God in the 12th Century ; 13. Franciscan and Dominican Trinitarian theology (13th Century): Bonaventure and Aquinas ; 14. Medieval Trinitarian Theology from the late Thirteenth to the Fifteenth Centuries ; 15. The Development of the Trinity Doctrine in Byzantium (9th-15th Centuries) ; PART IV: THE REFORMATION TO THE 20TH CENTURY ; 16. The Trinity in the Reformers ; 17. The Trinity in the Early Modern Era (ca. 1550-1770) ; 18. The Trinity in Kant, Hegel, and Schelling ; 19. Nineteenth Century Protestant Doctrines of the Trinity ; 20. Catholic Theology of the Trinity in the Nineteenth Century ; 21. Karl Barth's Doctrine of the Trinity, and Some Protestant Doctrines after Barth ; 22. . Karl Rahner, Hans Urs von Balthasar, and 20th Century Catholic Currents on the Trinity ; 23. Contemporary Orthodox Currents on the Trinity ; 24. Trinitarian Theology in the Light of Analytic Philosophy ; PART V: TRINITARIAN DOGMATICS ; 25. The Trinity as Christian Teaching ; 26. The Divine Person(s): Trinity, Person, and Analogous Naming ; 27. A Theology of God the Father ; 28. Trinitarian Christology: The Eternal Son ; 29. The Deep Things of God: Trinitarian

Gilles Emery, O.P, is Professor of Dogmatic Theology at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland. He is a member of the International Theological Commission, and he is most recently the author of Trinity, Church, and the Human Person; The Trinitarian Theology of Saint Thomas Aquinas; and The Trinity: An Introduction to Catholic Doctrine on the Triune God. Matthew Levering is the first Perry Family Foundation Professor of Theology at Mundelein Seminary of the University of Saint Mary of the Lake. He has published numerous books, including most recently Biblical Natural Law; The Betrayal of Charity; and Predestination. He is co-editor of the English edition of the quarterly journal Nova et Vetera.