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gme-2267	Wan, Enoch	Understanding "Relationality" from a Trinitarian Perspective	2010	20	.pdf	application/pdf	8743	423	11	The phrase, “Immanent Trinity” refers to the self-revelation of just how the members of the Trinity relate to one another. Thus, for instance, Colin Gunton related an anecdote in which J.A.T. Robertson expressed his dislike of preaching on Trinity Sunday because of the feeling that the Trinity is a boring example of mathematics that do not explain what they seek to explain.[33] http://www.globalmissiology.org/english/docs_html/trinitarian/Wan_Hedinger_Relationality.htm#_edn31#_edn31 http://www.globalmissiology.org/english/docs_html/trinitarian/Wan_Hedinger_Relationality.htm#_edn31#_edn31 http://www.globalmissiology.org/english/docs_html/trinitarian/Wan_Hedinger_Relationality.htm#_edn32#_edn32 http://www.globalmissiology.org/english/docs_html/trinitarian/Wan_Hedinger_Relationality.htm#_edn33#_edn33 http://www.globalmissiology.org/english/docs_html/trinitarian/Wan_Hedinger_Relationality.htm#_edn33#_edn33 In A.D. 1932 Karl Barth explored the concept of the Trinity with an eye to understand God over against the thought patterns of modernity.[34] After Barth’s renewal of interest in the doctrine of the Trinity, Claude Welsh wrote his volume, In This Name, in A.D.1952[35] in an effort to revive discourse on the doctrine of the Trinity.[36]	cache/gme-2267.pdf	txt/gme-2267.txt