In this passage, The Russian thinker,Fedorov called the Trinity Question 5 options: The Passage is below this question an absurd teaching high theology reserved for scholars a mystery a social program
In this passage, The Russian thinker,Fedorov called the Trinity
Question 5 options: The Passage is below this question
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an absurd teaching
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high theology reserved for scholars
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a mystery
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a social program
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141 Timothy Ware, 'God in Trinity' from
The Orthodox Church (London: Penguin
Books, 1963), pp. 216-18.
Our social programme, said the Russian
thinker Fedorov, is the dogma of the Trinity.
Orthodoxy believes most passionately that the
doctrine of the Holy Trinity is not a piece of
'high theology' reserved for the professional
scholar, but something that has a living, practical
importance for every Christian. Man, so
the Bible teaches, is made in the image of God,
and to Christians God means the Trinity: thus
it is only in the light of the dogma of the Trinity
that man can understand who he is and what
God intends him to be. Our private lives, our
personal relations, and all our plans of forming
a Christian society depend upon a right theology
of the Trinity. 'Between the Trinity and
Hell there lies no other choice: As an Anglican
writer has put it: 'In this doctrine is summed
up the new way of thinking about God, in the
power of which the fishermen went out to convert
the Greco-Roman world. It marks a saving
revolution in human thought
Christianity is a religion founded a little over 2,000 years ago. Since then, it has gone on to impact the world in many different ways, and is presently the most followed religion in the world. The concept of the Trinity is central to Christianity. It refers to the oneness of God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit.
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