Olivia Bustion
PhD Candidate, Theology
The Spirit as Plural Person: A Constructive Reading of Karl Barth’s Pneumatology
Wednesday, May 29, 12:00 PM, Swift 400
Lunch provided
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This is an interesting discussion of the personhood of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit as “plural person” is relevant to the theology of the unity of the Trinity. I designate the third person as “the triune person” in my article ‘“Turtles all the way down”: The Unity of the Trinity as Eternal Regress in the Godhead’: http://mlwi.magix.net/turtles.htm