El modo personal de Dios:: La apuesta trinitaria de Edith Stein en Ser finito y Ser eterno

Abstract

The Trinitarian thinking of Edith Stein constitutes an intellectual wager so as to be able to understand in so much as the unity and the diversity in God. This is why in her thoughts converge Thomas Aquinas´s teachings and her Hebrew identity. Her book Finite Being and Eternal Being profoundly develops this dynamic. The concept of person constitutes the bridge between man and God. From this perspective, man is capax Dei in as much as he shapes himself with the personal Being of God ; which is a gift from the Divinity to man. God´s uniqueness and plurality are taken from an ontological point of view, where the Divine Name is the key in the comprehension of the soteriological acting. These relations do not imply an opposition, but an amorous relationship.