Speaking the Truth in Love: Calamy’s Trinitarian Conclusion
Calamy concludes that doctrinal truth and Christian love must be maintained jointly: charity cannot erase the Trinity, and zeal cannot excuse pride, suspicion, or cruelty.
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How Can These Things Be? Curiosity and Holy Restraint
Calamy distinguishes faithful inquiry from the demand to comprehend God, showing why reason must receive revealed truth without pretending to measure the infinite by the finite.
Open record →Why the Old Scheme Is Preferable
Calamy compares Nicene and subordinationist schemes by their scriptural grounds, coherence, effects upon redemption and worship, and capacity to give rest to the soul.
Open record →Ask for the Old Paths: Scripture, Antiquity, and the Nicene Faith
Calamy tests claims of doctrinal novelty by Scripture first and early Christian testimony second, arguing that Nicene Trinitarianism follows the old path while refusing to make the fathers…
Open record →One God, Three Distinct Persons
Calamy identifies the real personal distinctions revealed in Scripture without dividing the divine essence or pretending to explain the hidden manner of triune subsistence.
Open record →None Other God but One: The Unity of the Godhead
Having demonstrated the deity of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Calamy defends the indivisible unity of God and rejects every hierarchy of supreme and subordinate deities.
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