Event: Westcott Introduction to the Trinity with Revd Jennifer Totney
‘Holy, holy, holy.’ As we prepare for Trinity Sunday, this short course will use art and poetry alongside scripture and the early theologians to explore how we can think about the Trinity. Is the doctrine simply an incomprehensible mystery or an impossible logical puzzle that we leave to theologians and philosophers? What would it mean to engage with this doctrine today?
We will consider the scriptural witness to the Trinity, and the emergence of the doctrine through early theologians such as Athanasius, Gregory of Nyssa and Gregory of Nazianzus. We will explore understandings of the ‘economic’ and ‘immanent’ Trinity and ask whether there is a difference between them. We will then draw on theologians from the 20th century and up to the present day to consider what this might mean for our life of faith, and the life the church.
Revd Jennifer Totney is Director of Contextual Training at Westcott House, overseeing placements and attachments for students, and developing skills in theological reflection. She teaches Doctrine in Common Awards, and is passionate about making the connections between theology and the practice of faith and ministry.
Course Details
- Date: Tuesday 27 May 2025
- Time: 2-4pm
- Mode: Online
- Cost: £40 GBP
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Course Information
Westcott Introductions are a series of two hour online courses with leading experts offering an introduction to exciting fields and themes in theological study. Each session will provide an insight into the key themes and questions within the field, contemporary developments and future pathways. Courses are suitable for those with little to no experience within the field, or those who are looking to brush up their knowledge and bring it up to date.
Find out more about our other short course introductions to Political Theology, Feminist Theology, and Tough Texts in the Old Testament. In addition to the Westcott Introductions series, we offer short courses in Christian Spirituality and Theology – all taught as modules on our MA programmes.
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