In this groundbreaking essay, Michael L. Cook addresses two major Christological concerns. First, Cook discusses how Christology must be Trinitarian insofar as it addresses and advocates a more active role of the Holy Spirit as a person. This includes both the economic activity of the triune life in creation and the dynamic, perichoretic, interactive life of God as God. Second, he examines how Christology must be ecumenical insofar as it addresses the concerns of both East and West with regard t...

This collection presents four volumes written by renowned Catholic scholars on different aspects of Christology. Discover how early Christian hymns influenced Christological doctrines. Examine Christology’s Trinitarian nature and how the Eastern and Western Christian traditions view it. Follow the resurrection narratives in the four Gospels and gain an appreciation for Jesus’ place in history. The Paulist Press Christology Collection brings cutting-edge scholarship, ecumenical perspective, and critical thinking to bear on this resonant topic.