The Trinitarian Theology of Stanley J. Grenz

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A valuable contribution to the re-evaluation of Stanley Grenz's work and a worthwhile read for those reflective ministers wanting to think about how Trinitarian theology interacts with the world, ministry and mission. -- Neil Brighton, Poynton Baptist Church * Regent's Reviews * Jason S. Sexton's patient attention to the Trinitarian theology of Stanley Grenz offers many rewards. It should be read with special interest by those who have labeled Grenz "post-evangelical", by those who think that evangelicals in general have neglected the Trinity, but most importantly by all those who recognize Trinitarian theology as foundational for the whole of Christian theology. * Mark A. Noll, University of Notre Dame, USA * This stands out as a clear and comprehensive study. Sexton illuminates the strengths and continuing contribution of Grenz's theology by attending closely to its development and drawing perceptively on unpublished material. * Jonathan R. Wilson, Carey Theological College, Canada * All those interested in the thought of Stanley J. Grenz and its significance for Christian witness will profit from reading this carefully researched volume. * John R. Franke, Yellowstone Theological Institute, USA *