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    God’s Kenotic Love-Power – a Defense of Relational Theology and the Vulnerability in Love.Lina Langby - forthcoming - Sophia:1-14.
    This article presupposes that God should, first and foremost, be understood as essentially loving. From this, this article constructively proposes divine power as kenotic love-power for the Other and shows how this is coherent with different forms of theism. Such love-power always promotes the well-being of the Self-Other in a mutually loving relationship without connotations of self-negation or self-humiliation often associated with kenosis. If love is primary, theists should seek relational theology where God and creation relate to each other and (...)
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