The Concept of Trinity in the Catholic religion

Abstract

This work analyzes, from philosophical anthropology, the concept of Trinity in the Catholic religion. It should be noted that the notion of Trinity is not exclusive to Christianity, nor to the Catholic Church, since other doctrines used it as a theological foundation, because systems of practice such as religious belief systems have caused humans to conceive similar thoughts through the that we explain our social reality. For this, a historical account is made of the emergence of Christianity from its Jewish bases. Later, the different positions that have arisen as a result of the establishment of the primitive churches scattered throughout Asia, Africa and Europe, as well as the ecumenical councils through which the idea of a united church was made under the same ideology that is founded in the Trinity. Then, the secular definition of the concept of Trinity is discussed and the most common perceptions that a Catholic may have about his faith are described: the Bible.