Reseña: "La Trinidad y un mundo entrelazado. Relacionalidad en las ciencias físicas y la teología"
Trinity and intertwined world. Relatedness in the physical sciences and theology
Abstract (en)
This trinitarian reflection is the claim of the book The Trinity and an intertwined world. Relatedness in the physical sciences and theology, in which John Polkinghorne coordinates a series of complex works of physicists, philosophers and theologians on the subject of the Trinity in yesterday´s and today´s theology, relational ontology and relatedness in modern physics.Abstract (es)
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