Calvin, Classical Trinitarianism, and the Aseity of the Son
"Brannon Ellis, throughout this book, has shown that he is surely such a theologian, in the very best and most helpful way. Ellis holds together-brilliantly-both the depth and breadth of the issues, concerns, nuances, subtleties, and significant differences among a vast range of individual thinkers, movements, councils, and credal statements on the question of how the Son of God may be said to be a se-'of himself'--yet also 'of the Father'." --The Journal of Theological Studies