Editorial. The Legacy of Nicaea: New Interpretations for Contemporary Theology
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The second regular issue of volume fifty-nine of Estudios Trinitarios, corresponding to the year 2025, includes a diverse selection of five academic articles. They address the Council of Nicaea, from the twenty canons that highlight the importance of flesh, time, and works to its Trinitarian horizons; a reading of Basil based on his works Hexameron and On the Holy Spirit; an analysis of the pneumatological aspects present in the sermons Augustine preached during the vigil of Pentecost; and Bernhard Welte's Trinitarian reflection, in which there will be a shift from the phenomenology of religion to existential experience.
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