Doxological Trinitarian Scholasticism in the Medieval Victorine-Franciscan Tradition

Key Points

• To examine how doxological trinitarian scholasticism shapes theological and anthropological understanding in the medieval Victorine-Franciscan tradition.
• Analyzed the works of Hugh of Saint Victor and St. Bonaventure.
• Synthetically integrated Victorine triads with Franciscan transcendentals.
• Explored the implications of a Marian approach to theology.
• Studied the development of Trinitarian relations and their impact on Christian worship.
• Identified delight in divine glory as central to Trinitarian relations.
• Demonstrated that the V-F tradition creates a doxological framework for Christian life.
• Highlighted the lyrical expression of rigorous theological speculation.
• Showed the influence of this framework on concepts of Trinitarian anthropology.

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