Pattern Theology

The pattern serves an alternative to the trinity as a description of the nature of God. A trinitarian’s understanding of God is intricately tied to his understanding of Christ, so often you need to understand trinitarian christology before you can understand trinitarian theology.

In the same way, it’s important to understand how a patternist views the doctrine of Christ before you can understand how he views the doctrine of God. If you haven’t yet worked through pattern christology, I’d encourage you to check those articles out first. The tenets of pattern theology largely build on the concepts, clarification, and biblical argumentation of pattern christology.

The tenets of pattern theology can be tapped or clicked below, to see a brief description of each claim. Further information and biblical backing can then be found at the article linked in each tenet.