Hegel's trinitarian claim: a critical reflection

Leiden: E.J. Brill (1984)
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Strictly speaking, the immanent critique presented in the context of this overall critical reflection applies directly only to Hegel's thought. ...

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B2949.T7.S35 1984

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9004070516   1438443749
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