Sobre la Trinidad en Hegel y Edith Stein

Abstract

Comparative study of some of the main philosophical reflections of Hegel and Edith Stein on the Christian doctrine of the Trinity. Axes of the comparison are the philosophical-theological sources of both thinkers, their position regarding the possibility of the philosophical knowledge of the Trinity and of the unity of the divine persons; their conception of intra-Trinitarian love and life, as well as of the economic or historical Trinity, and their opposition to pantheism. Finally, the main consequences derived from this comparison are recapitulated.