The Wisdom Trinity

An Ancient Heresy Worth Retrieving or An Ancient Mystery Worth Discerning

by Norman Habel

Book cover: The Wisdom Trinity

Extent: 26 pages

Publisher: ATF Press

Subjects: Religious Studies

Language: English

Paperback (Published)

(January 2021)

ISBN: 9781922582287

Price: $21.95

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Hardback (Published)

(January 2021)

ISBN: 9781922582294

Price: $29.95

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After reading The Wisdom Trinity, Rae, my wife, commented: ‘I don’t really understand a lot of what Norm is writing about here; but I feel it.’ I resonate with that comment. In this work Norm takes us into the realms of the scholar and scientist God and invites us to explore the laws and ways of Wisdom that are inherent in the cosmos, nature, and all living creatures We are challenged to discern the way of all things; and, like all worth- while learning, that task is not easy – as any decent student will know. But as Norm leads us into the way of Norm who has written this work, he – like Wisdom – takes us beyond the science itself and beckons us into the realms of the spiritual and divine which permeate everything, and suddenly we feel ourselves touched to our centre by the mystery and wonder of that which is beyond us, and yet deeply within.


After reading The Wisdom Trinity, Rae, my wife, commented: ‘I don’t really understand a lot of what Norm is writing about here; but I feel it.’ I resonate with that comment. In this work Norm takes us into the realms of the scholar and scientist God and invites us to explore the laws and ways of Wisdom that are inherent in the cosmos, nature, and all living creatures We are challenged to discern the way of all things; and, like all worth- while learning, that task is not easy – as any decent student will know. But as Norm leads us into the way of Norm who has written this work, he – like Wisdom – takes us beyond the science itself and beckons us into the realms of the spiritual and divine which permeate everything, and suddenly we feel ourselves touched to our centre by the mystery and wonder of that which is beyond us, and yet deeply within.

  • By (author) Norman Habel