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한국기독교학회 한국기독교신학논총 한국기독교신학논총 제23집
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2002.1
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191 - 214 (24page)

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The Latin word personae, first employed by Tertullian to express the doctrine of Trinity, never achieved a truly satisfactory and universally acknowledged definition. The ambiguity of the word "person" is notorious. In addition to the vagueness in theological languages throughout the history of Christian theology, there is the modem psychological notion of the person which is so prominent in the modem theologians are so frustrated by the untidiness of the term that they want to do away with it. This article is to examine and evaluate how contemporary theologies handle the meaning of "person" in their trinitarian schemes. In particular, this article presents three models of the meaning of person in contemporary trinitarian scheme: the subsistence model, the social model, and the concrete model. In light of the complexity of the meaning of "person," it is not surprising to find that contemporary theologians disagree on exactly how "person" in the trinitarian formula is to be understood. these three models are attempts to present the different approaches to this problem. We examine the strengths and weaknesses of each model. These models are not mutually exclusive systems. Rather, they are different emphases on the interpretation of the biblically and historically based doctrine. Where theologians are in agreement on the main emphasis of a given "model," they may differ in other aspects of the doctrine. The subsistence model serves to remind us the danger of assuming too readily the contemporary understanding of personhood in our trinitarian formulation. The way Barth and Rahner substitute the traditional term "person," however, does not do justice to the biblical presentation of the divine persons. The social model is to be commended for its emphasis on relationality and its correction of individualism in the modem conception of personhood. This it is the most applicable model to human personhood in general and Christian communion in particular. Its account of personhood solely in term of relations, however, seems devoid of any concrete content and thus cannot adequately answer the question, "What is a person?" Pannenberg`s trinitarian view seems to be most compatible to the biblical revelation. It gives concreteness to the persons without falling into individualistic and tritheistic conceptions because the Trinity is unified in the essence of mutual love. This understanding is based upon the hermeneutical assumption that the biblical language about God is not simply anthropomorphic. What remains to he done is the philosophical investigation on whether personhood understood in this way is necessarily finite.

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