Church of England priest, Lecturer and Tutor in Theology at St Mellitus College (East Midlands). He is author of T. F. Torrance's Reconstruction of Natural Theology: Christ and Cognition (Lexington) and God, Freedom and the Body of Christ: Toward a Theology of the Church (Cascade), and editor of The Doctrine of the Incarnation Opened by Edward Irving: Abridged with Introduction (Pickwick, forthcoming).

Alex Irving is very well versed in ... the ancient and modern discussions and is in a marvellous position to explain both of them to interested readers. His work shows the way to a sophisticated and genuine appropriation of Nicene theology in the church today, an appropriation in which God’s inner relations as Father, Son and Spirit hold pride of place and govern the way we understand the creation and redemption of humanity. If you are brave enough to dive into the deep waters of trinitarian theology, this book is just what you need.

Church of England priest, Lecturer and Tutor in Theology at St Mellitus College (East Midlands). He is author of T. F. Torrance's Reconstruction of Natural Theology: Christ and Cognition (Lexington) and God, Freedom and the Body of Christ: Toward a Theology of the Church (Cascade), and editor of The Doctrine of the Incarnation Opened by Edward Irving: Abridged with Introduction (Pickwick, forthcoming).

Alex Irving is very well versed in ... the ancient and modern discussions and is in a marvellous position to explain both of them to interested readers. His work shows the way to a sophisticated and genuine appropriation of Nicene theology in the church today, an appropriation in which God’s inner relations as Father, Son and Spirit hold pride of place and govern the way we understand the creation and redemption of humanity. If you are brave enough to dive into the deep waters of trinitarian theology, this book is just what you need.

Church of England priest, Lecturer and Tutor in Theology at St Mellitus College (East Midlands). He is author of T. F. Torrance's Reconstruction of Natural Theology: Christ and Cognition (Lexington) and God, Freedom and the Body of Christ: Toward a Theology of the Church (Cascade), and editor of The Doctrine of the Incarnation Opened by Edward Irving: Abridged with Introduction (Pickwick, forthcoming).

Alex Irving is very well versed in ... the ancient and modern discussions and is in a marvellous position to explain both of them to interested readers. His work shows the way to a sophisticated and genuine appropriation of Nicene theology in the church today, an appropriation in which God’s inner relations as Father, Son and Spirit hold pride of place and govern the way we understand the creation and redemption of humanity. If you are brave enough to dive into the deep waters of trinitarian theology, this book is just what you need.