Christian Revelation as a Manifestation of the Trinity

This research, in the desire to make the sources of re-vealed Christian faith dialogue with the experience of peo-ple today, seeks to answer the following questions: What is the relevance of thinking about the dynamics of Christian Revelation in a Trinitarian perspective? What contributions can this way of doing theology bring to Christians today? It starts from the epistemological assumption that the Christian Revelation, in its content and in its historical-salvific dynamics, is the first Christian reality: the primordial fact, the primary Mystery, the first properly theological category. Revelation is a Mystery and historical event that deals with the communion between divine Transcendence and human immanence. Reflecting on Christian Revelation in Trinitarian terms allows for theologizing through encounter and dialogue, where God appears as a relational and communal Mystery, a transcendent and archetypal genesis of human communion, and a model of healthy and gratuitous relationships that respect identities and value diversity. in the dynamics of an irreducible alterity. Considering these aspects, it is intended to deal with the dynamics of Trinitarian action in the places of its manifestation in Creation, History, Incarnation and Church.