Reimagining the Trinity

Philosophia Christi 18 (2):281-296 (2016)
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Abstract

If God is agape-love, this implies that God creates and relates to other personal beings, in giving to, receiving from, and uniting those beings to the divine in love. In this relationship, God is threefold—the primordial source of all, the expressive image of divine love, and the unitive power which unites the cosmos to the divine. These are three different “forms of instantiation” of one divine mind, not three distinct consciousnesses. The threefold mind of God is not “modalist,” but an essential and indissoluble form of the divine nature.

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