Trinitarian Humanism in One Volume: Fatima Politics and Social Renewal

"The Trinity has left its mark on all creation....Each creature bears in itself a specifically Trinitarian structure, so real that it could be readily contemplated if only the human gaze were not so partial, dark and fragile" (Pope Francis I, Laudato Si, para 239) .To overcome the limits imposed by a partial and fragile analytic gaze, the author utilizes a robust and fully "integral methodology", which is a synthesis of empirical science (chemistry, biology, and physics) , perennial philosophy, and Trinitarian theology, to demonstrate that all creature are Trinitarian beings. In this way, he "points out to us the challenge of trying to read reality in a Trinitarian key" (Laudato Si, para 239) . From the deepest recesses of their first cell to the heights and depths of their spiritual souls, all human beings are made to the image and in the likeness of the Holy Trinity. What is the image? How do we find and understand it? What are its ramifications for politics and social renewal? How does it affect the type of social system we build and what is its ultimate mystical meaning for the divinization of man and of humanity? This book is a must read for anyone seriously interested in valid, empirically verified individual, social, cultural, economic, political and spiritual dimensions of human development and corollary modern social renewal already underway in various parts of the world.