A fabulous icon, The Holy Trinity by Andrei Rublev (Copy).

A highly creative piece, Andrei Rublev’s Troitsa (Russian for Trinity) hails from the summit of a more-than-thousand-year-old iconographic tradition. As you might have surmised, it is a Trinitarian interpretation of Gen 18:1-16, the episode in which “three men” visit Abraham and Sarah and promise them a son.

If the Holy Trinity is merely an object of abstract theological debate, then such a change would not change your life much. If, however, the Holy Trinity is not simply a concept for us, rather a referral to our living relationship with God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit, then, in responding to the question, we should be jumping out of our chairs to defend the three People that we know and love!