Here’s some online resources that I have found helpful in my study of the Trinity. Check back regularly as I have more to add but am too lazy to do so right now. Also, as I come across new material I will add it to this post.
The Origin and Terminology of the Nicene Creed — James T. Cloute
The Pascal Foundation of Christian Theology — John Behr
The Trinitarian Being of the Church — John Behr
The Filioque Controversy — George A. Ferch
The Filioque: What Is at Stake? — Avery Dulles
The Filoque Clause in the Teaching of Anselm of Canterbury (1) — Dennis K.P. Ngien
The Filioque Clause in the Teaching of Anselm of Canterbury (2) — Dennis K.P. Ngien
In the Name of the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit: Constructing a Trinitarian Worldview — J. Scott Horrell
The Self-Giving Triune God, The Imago Dei And The Nature of The Local Church: An Ontology of Mission — J. Scott Horrell
Toward a Biblical Model of the Social Trinity: Avoiding Equivocation of Nature and Order — J. Scott Horrell
Christian Distinctives, The Trinity II: Testing the Trinitarian ‘Hypothesis’ in the Old Testament — Glen Miller
Nicene Christology and an Introduction to the Trinitarian Theology of the Ante-Nicene Fathers — Matt Paulson
Sound Doctrine: A Biblical Study of the Doctrines in the Nicene Creed — Alan Ross
The Comma Johanneum and Cyprian — Daniel B. Wallace
The Textual Problem in 1John 5:7-8 — Daniel B. Wallace
A Defense of the Johannine Comma — Timothy W. Dunkin
How Many Is God?: An Investigation Into the Meaning of Deuteronomy 6:4-5 — Daniel I. Block
In Defence of Mystery: A Reply to Dale Tuggy — James Anderson
The Trinitarian Covenant in John 17 — Ralph Allan Smith
John’s Trinitarian Mission Theology — Andreas J. Köstenberger
The Calvinist Doctrine of the Trinity — Roger Beckwith
Of God, and of the Holy Trinity: A Response to Dr. Beckwith — Paul Helm
The Road to Nicea: A Survey of the Regional Differences Influencing the Development of the Doctrine of the Trinity — Christopher J. Black
Tampering with the Trinity: Does the Son Submit to His Father [p. 4-12] — Bruce A. Ware
Trinitarian Perspectives on Gender Roles [p. 13-20] — Peter R. Schemm, Jr.
Orthodox-Reformed Agreed Statement on the Holy Trinity - 1992
The Biblical Doctrine of the Trinity — W. Gary Crampton
Trinity: Nexus of the Mysteries of Christian Faith — Anne Hunt
Philippians 2:6 and Functional Inequality within the Godhead — Denny Burk
What Really Happened at Nicea? — James R. White [DN206]
The Father and the Son Divided or Undivided in Power and Authority? – Kevin Giles
Levinas, von Balthasar and Trinitarian Praxis — Glenn Morrison
Does Karl Rahner Derive His Axiom, “The Economic Trinity is the Immanent Trinity and Vice Versa,” from Premises Inconsistent with Classical, Christian Orthodoxy? – Dennis W. Jowers
Karl Barth on Rahner’s Rule: God’s Freedom For the World and From the World — Fred Sanders
The State of the Doctrine of the Trinity in Evangelical Theology – Fred Sanders
The Biblical Doctrine of the Trinity — Benjamin B. Warfield
The Bible and the Trinity — Robert W. Jenson
The Baptismal Formula, Feminist Objections, and Trinitarian Theology — Catherine Mowry LaCugna
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