Keywords
Mormonism, Trinity, Godhead, salvation, practical discipleship
Abstract
With “awe, humility, and circumspection,” Daniel C. Peterson provides a useful summary and discussion of Latter-day Saint beliefs as they relate to traditional Christian conceptions of the Trinity. In particular, his discussions reveals the many nuances of the questions raised, including the precise nature of the unity of the three persons of the Godhead and how the overall conception relates to doctrines of salvation and practical discipleship, which continued to be a controversial issue in both the Eastern and Western Churches for centuries. Peterson argues that the Latter-day Saint doctrine affirms both biblical precedents and, to a degree, some modern theological trends such as social theories of the Trinity.
Recommended Citation
Peterson, Daniel C.
(2020)
"Notes on Mormonism and the Trinity,"
Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship: Vol. 41, Article 8.
Available at:
https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/interpreter/vol41/iss1/8
