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The first regular issue of volume fifty-nine of Estudios Trinitarios, corresponding to the year 2025, includes a diverse selection of four academic studies that articulate an interdisciplinary journey around the Trinity as a theological, anthropological, aesthetic, and ethical key, demonstrating its fruitfulness for thinking about the Christian faith in dialogue with contemporary culture. The four articles gathered here address, from complementary perspectives, the relationship between the Trinitarian Mystery and human experience, personal freedom, artistic expression, and social commitment. From systematic and spiritual theology, the primacy of love in Trinitarian understanding is explored; from art history, post-Tridentine iconographic criteria for the representation of the Mystery are analyzed; from contemporary theology, two fundamental conceptions of personhood and freedom are confronted; and from moral and pastoral theology, climate justice is presented as an ethical requirement derived from an eco-theology with Trinitarian roots. Taken together, the articles offer an integrated vision that highlights the relevance and transformative power of Trinitarian thought in today's world.
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