Declan O’Byrne was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1970. He studied Philosophy and English at University College Dublin, where he also completed an MA at the Department of Modern English and a Higher Diploma in Education. He studied theology at the Milltown Institute of Philosophy and Theology (BD and STL). He completed his Ph.D. in Systematic Theology in 2009 at the Mater Dei Institute of Education (Dublin City University), where he also lectured in the same subject. He is currently teaching in Nairobi, Kenya.

• Contents: Introduction by David Coffey – The «anointing of Jesus» as economic point of departure – Spirit Christology and Logos Christology – The Grace of Christ – Reading the life of Jesus as a return to God – Coffey’s christology – Ascending «mutual love» pneumatology – Spirit Christology and Trinitarian theology – Coffey’s reformulation of Rahner’s axiom – Coffey’s two-model approach to the Trinity – Trinitarian Taxis and the filioque – Articulating the Procession and Return models towards a trinitarian soteriology.

Declan O’Byrne was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1970. He studied Philosophy and English at University College Dublin, where he also completed an MA at the Department of Modern English and a Higher Diploma in Education. He studied theology at the Milltown Institute of Philosophy and Theology (BD and STL). He completed his Ph.D. in Systematic Theology in 2009 at the Mater Dei Institute of Education (Dublin City University), where he also lectured in the same subject. He is currently teaching in Nairobi, Kenya.

• Contents: Introduction by David Coffey – The «anointing of Jesus» as economic point of departure – Spirit Christology and Logos Christology – The Grace of Christ – Reading the life of Jesus as a return to God – Coffey’s christology – Ascending «mutual love» pneumatology – Spirit Christology and Trinitarian theology – Coffey’s reformulation of Rahner’s axiom – Coffey’s two-model approach to the Trinity – Trinitarian Taxis and the filioque – Articulating the Procession and Return models towards a trinitarian soteriology.

Declan O’Byrne was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1970. He studied Philosophy and English at University College Dublin, where he also completed an MA at the Department of Modern English and a Higher Diploma in Education. He studied theology at the Milltown Institute of Philosophy and Theology (BD and STL). He completed his Ph.D. in Systematic Theology in 2009 at the Mater Dei Institute of Education (Dublin City University), where he also lectured in the same subject. He is currently teaching in Nairobi, Kenya.

• Contents: Introduction by David Coffey – The «anointing of Jesus» as economic point of departure – Spirit Christology and Logos Christology – The Grace of Christ – Reading the life of Jesus as a return to God – Coffey’s christology – Ascending «mutual love» pneumatology – Spirit Christology and Trinitarian theology – Coffey’s reformulation of Rahner’s axiom – Coffey’s two-model approach to the Trinity – Trinitarian Taxis and the filioque – Articulating the Procession and Return models towards a trinitarian soteriology.