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Tag: Tertullian

Posted on March 7, 2023March 8, 2023

Tertullian, the Trinity, and the Charismatic Life

I’ve been taking a class at Pentecostal Theological Seminary – “Tertullian, Trinity, and the Charismatic Life” with Dale Coulter. Tertullian (155-220) was a third century Christian theologian located in Carthage, Northern Africa. He is recognized as the first to use the Latin term trinitas (trinity) in reference to God.

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