High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Social Trinity is an interpretation of the Christian doctrine of the trinity. Its central idea is that the trinity consists of three persons whose unity consists of a loving relationship.This teaching is especially associated by modern theologians (Karl Rahner, Jurgen Moltmann, and others with various emphases and distinctives) [citation needed], with the Cappadocian Fathers, who can be said to have developed it both positively and negatively. The Fathers explain the Trinity as three individualities in one indivisible being, while at the same time emphatically asserting that Christian community is an analogy [citation needed], or as the Eastern Orthodox typically say, "an icon", of God's love, and a mutual participation in an ethical life that is comparable to God, but only analogous to God's being. The newer theologians may stress, controversially, "Being as communion" (John Zizioulas), as a mode of relation found in God's very subsistence to which human relations can and ought to be conformed.

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