The Unavoidability of a Universal Question

Review of "From the Trinity"

Abstract

This review offers a philosophical reading of Piero Coda’s From the Trinity: The Advent of God between History and Prophecy, interpreting it as a radical engagement with one of the fundamental questions of Western thought: the relationship between the one and the many. Donà argues that Coda’s Trinitarian reflection is not merely a theological elaboration of Christian revelation, but also a speculative response to the aporias that traverse metaphysics and philosophy. The Trinity thus emerges as the horizon within which relation, difference, identity, and gift may be rethought, opening new possibilities for dialogue between philosophy and theology.