Here is the Table of Contents for Knowing and the Trinity: How Perspectives in Human Knowledge Imitate the Trinity by Vern S. Poythress

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Contents

List of Illustrations   xi

Foreword by Sinclair B. Ferguson   xvii

Introduction: Reflections of the Trinity   xxi

Part 1: What Are Perspectives?   1

1. The Mystery of Perspectives   3

2. Spatial Perspectives   11

3. Personal Perspectives   15

4. Thematic Perspectives   24

5. Commonalities in Perspectives   37

Part 2: The Trinity   41

6. Basic Biblical Teaching about the Trinity   43

7. Coinherence   52

8. Analogies for Relations in the Trinity   63

9. Comparing Analogies for the Trinity   79

10. Knowledge of the Trinity   93

Part 3: Perspectives from the Trinity   107

11. Perspectives on Reflections   109

12. Perspectives from Trinitarian Analogies   129

13. Perspectives on Ethics   142

14. Perspectives on Lordship   152

15. Perspectives on Office   163

Part 4: Classifying Perspectives   169

16. A Triad for Revelation   171

17. Trinitarian Classification of Perspectives   179

Part 5: Applying Perspectives to Theological Questions   191

18. Transcendence and Immanence   193

19. Attributes of God as Perspectives   197

20. God’s Acting in Time and Space   201

21. God’s Creating   205

22. A Mystery of Indwelling   213

23. The Third-Man Argument   217

24. The Generation of the Son   222

25. The Procession of the Holy Spirit   227

26. Classes, and the Problem of the One and the Many   236

27. Human Responsibility   247

28. Conceptual Growth   251

Part 6: The Nature of Perspectives   259

29. Distinctives of Perspectival Reasoning   261

30. Perspectival Knowledge in the Trinity   270

31. Personal Perspectives and Thematic Perspectives   275

32. Attributes of God and Perspectives on God   282

33. Classical Perspectives concerning God   286

34. Perspectival Context for Attributes of God   293

35. Challenges to Theological Reasoning   299

Part 7: Deriving Theology   305

36. Expanded Classification of Perspectives   307

37. Three Persons and Triads   315

38. Deriving Attributes of God   332

39. Deriving Perspectives   338


Conclusion   349

Appendix A: Further Organization of Perspectives   351

Appendix B: Covenantal Reflections   359

Appendix C: Patterns of Growth   368

Appendix D: Views for Theorizing   374

Appendix E: Triads of Metaperspectives   382

Appendix F: Perspectives for Language Theory   388

Appendix G: Three Dimensions of Space   399

Appendix H: Three Dimensions of Time   403

Appendix I: Order within a Triad   406

Appendix J: A Triad for Coinherence   416

Glossary 421 Bibliography   439

Index of Scripture   445

Index of Subjects and Names   449