El Futuro Creador by Santiago Sanz

This text explores the relationship between the Trinity and creation in the theological work of Wolfhart Pannenberg. The author examines Pannenberg's systematic theology, focusing on his arguments for understanding God's creative activity as a Trinitarian action that unfolds throughout history and culminates in the future. The text examines the historical context of Pannenberg's arguments, analyzing how he draws upon ideas from earlier thinkers to present his distinctive perspective on the relationship between God, the world, and the historical process. The analysis highlights key concepts in Pannenberg's thought, including his notions of the "future of God," the role of the Holy Spirit, and the interrelation of creation, salvation, and eschatology. The text also critically assesses Pannenberg's ideas, exploring potential tensions and inconsistencies in his arguments and contrasting his approach with that of other theologians.

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