Rahner’s complaint against the separation of the treatise de deo uno from the treatise de deo trino is a protest against all sorts of theological dualisms: Between nature and grace, between philosophy and theology, between natural and revealed theology, between foundational universalisms and derived or second-story particularisms.
I make no claim about causation. But these all seem to reveal a common framework.
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