Trinity, Freedom and Love: An Engagement with the Theology of Eberhard Jüngel

“In this highly challenging work, Jüngel’s theology is subjected to a searching and substantial analysis. Ambiguities in his doctrine of the Trinity are not only pin-pointed but also creatively resolved. Much light is case in the process on his difficult and distinctive ideas of freedom and love. Malysz’s work will be a standard point of reference for all those interested in these questions.” —George Hunsinger, Princeton Theological Seminary, USA

“In this ambitious and carefully argued work, Malysz offers a skilful and illuminating analysis of the core concern of Jüngel’s project, to rethink the interplay of love and freedom as definitive both for theological anthropology and for the doctrine of the trinity. Malysz provides not only an interpretation of Jüngel, but something rarer: a constructive proposal which joins the trajectory from Barth to Jüngel, and then boldly carries it further.” —Paul De Hart, Vanderbilt University, USA

“In this exciting new study of Jüngel’s trinitarian thought as it relates to the problem of human freedom, Malysz balances immaculately courteous exposition of Jüngel’s position with a penetrating critique of its final coherence. This is a timely reassessment of Jüngel’s trinitarianism from a young theologian of notable originality and flair.” —Sarah Coakley, University of Cambridge, UK