Realists Divided by Realism? Wright on Triune Christianity.

In this review article various aspects of Andrew Wright's Christianity and Critical Realism are explored . Wright claims that Trinitarian theology is essentially realist in its form and that realism can be used to defend or justify Trinitarian Christianity. The nature of the specific case brings to...

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Published in:Journal of Critical Realism Vol. 14; no. 4; pp. 397 - 416
Main Author: Morgan, Jamie
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Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Aug2015
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