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  <tableOfContents>Role of the Holy Spirit in knowing the triune God / Paul D. Molnar -- Divine light: some reflections after Barth / Ivor J. Davidson -- Spatiality of God / Murray Rae -- Doctrine of the Trinity after Barth: an attempt to reconstruct Barth's doctrine in the light of his later christology / Bruce L. McCormack -- Election, Trinity, and the history of Jesus: reading Barth with Rowan Williams / Benjamin Myers -- Obedience and subordination in Barth's Trinity / Phillip Tolliday -- Filioque? Nein: a proposal for coherent coinherence / Myk Habets -- Triune savior of the world / Andrew Burgess -- Contribution of Karl Barth's doctrine of appropriation to a trinitarian ecclesiology / Adam McIntosh -- Why do humans die? An exploration of the necessity of death in the theology of Robert Jenson with reference to Karl Barth's discussion of "ending time" / Andrew Nicol -- Prayer, particularity, and the subject of divine personhood: who are Brümmer and Barth invoking when they pray? / John C. McDowell -- Doctrine of the Trinity: the major stumbling block in inter-religious dialogue? Reflections on the methodological function of theological concepts / Ulrike Link-Wieczorek ; translated by Duncan Reid -- Temporality, triunity, and the third article: the mediatorial work of the Holy Spirit in Karl Barth's Church dogmatics / Antony Glading -- Dynamic stillness of God: trinitarian conceptions of divine immutability and impassibility / Haydn D. Nelson -- Reconciling normative tensions in biomedical ethics: constructing an ethics of coinherence informed by the trinitarian theology of Karl Barth / Ashley Moyse -- Vestiges of Trinity / Nicola Hoggard-Creegan.</tableOfContents>
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