Donald L. Gelpi, S.J. is Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology at the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley.
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The book would be of interest to those who have a background in Trinitarian theology and a desire to think along with the author about such current controversial topics as the pantheistic nature of God, God and Trinity as experience, the archaism of person/nature language for God, and the use of sexual imagery to discuss the triune God. He both makes us think and re-think these current issues... Journal of the American Academy of Religion Gelpi demonstrates a thorough command of Christian Scripture and tradition as well as of the classical literature in Jungian archetypal theory. His arguments are systematic and succinct... Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society G. draws together with herculean diligence a wealth of scriptural, patristic, historical, and contemporary scholarship... Theologians whose interest and competence lie in Trinitarian theology need to be in dialogue with G.'s work. Theological Studies ...a creative book, offering a new and consistent approach to Trinitarian theology... The Heythrop Journal ...a creative book, offering a new and consistent approach to Trinitarian theology... The Heythrop Journal The book would be of interest to those who have a background in Trinitarian theology and a desire to think along with the author about such current controversial topics as the pantheistic nature of God, God and Trinity as experience, the archaism of person/nature language for God, and the use of sexual imagery to discuss the triune God. He both makes us think and re-think these current issues... Journal of the American Academy of Religion Gelpi demonstrates a thorough command of Christian Scripture and tradition as well as of the classical literature in Jungian archetypal theory. His arguments are systematic and succinct... Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society G. draws together with herculean diligence a wealth of scriptural, patristic, historical, and contemporary scholarship... Theologians whose interest and competence lie in Trinitarian theology need to be in dialogue with G.'s work. Theological Studies
