Triadology

Triadology is the theological study of the doctrine of the Trinity, which explores the nature of God as three distinct persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—while remaining one divine essence. It examines how these three persons relate to each other and to creation, emphasizing their unity and individual roles. The purpose is to understand and articulate the complex relationship within the Godhead, ensuring clarity in beliefs about God's nature. Triadology is fundamental in Christian theology, helping believers grasp how God can be both one and three at the same time.