Karl Rahner y la revisitación deconstructiva de la teología trinitaria
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The author illustrates Karl Rahner’s theological-trinitarian
reflection, not simply summarizing its content but attempting to
highlight its overall significance, “theologizing” along with the German Jesuit. Rahner’s thought is presented as a deconstructing revisitation of Trinitarian theology and a deconstructive revision of trinitariantheological language, whose main highlights are the Grundaxiom and the proposed re-naming of the divine Persons.
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