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Dr. Kevin Giles

Dr. Kevin Giles, an Australian, has served as an Anglican parish minister for over forty years. He has been publishing on the substantial equality of the sexes since 1975. He holds a doctorate in New Testament studies and has published books on the church, church health, ministry in the apostolic age, the book of Acts, gender equality, and the Trinity, and numerous scholarly and popular articles.

Course curriculum

  • 1

    ALL Video Lessons MUST be Watched in Full from Beginning to the End

    • ALL Video Lessons MUST be Watched in Full from Beginning to the End
  • 2

    Course Description & Additional Resources

    • Course Description

    • Additional Resources
  • 3

    Introduction

    • Introduction (1)

    • Introduction (2)

    • Conceptualising the Trinity

    • Reflective Response
  • 4

    God in the Bible

    • God in the Old Testament

    • The Deity of Christ

    • The Spirit is God

    • John's Gospel

    • Paul & The Trinity

    • Reflective Response
  • 5

    The Early Centuries

    • The First Trinitarian Theologians

    • Monarchism

    • Reflective Response
  • 6

    Arius & Athanasius

    • The Arian Controversy

    • The Great Athanasius

    • Reflective Response
  • 7

    The Fourth & Fifth Centuries

    • The Cappadocians

    • Augustine

    • Reflective Response
  • 8

    Reformation

    • Calvin

    • Reflective Response
  • 9

    Issues in Expressing the Reality of Trinity

    • Human Words used for God

    • Is God Male?

    • Reflective Response
  • 10

    Some Theological Issues

    • Eternal Generation

    • Subordinationism

    • Reflective Response
  • 11

    20th Century German Theologians

    • Karl Bath

    • Karl Rahner

    • Jurgen Moltmann

    • Reflective Response
  • 12

    Varying Expressions of the Trinity

    • Different Theologies on the Trinity

    • Evangelicals & Pentecostals on the Trinity

    • T.F. Torrence

    • Trinitarian Ecclesiology

    • Eastern Orthodox Trinitarianism

    • Reflective Response
  • 13

    Review this Course

    • Review this Course