"After Our Likeness: The Church as the Image of the Trinity" explores the theological concept that the Church reflects the nature of the Trinity. The author delves into the relationships within the Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and how these relationships serve as a model for Christian community and communal life. The book argues that just as the Trinity exists in perfect unity and diversity, the Church must embody these characteristics to fulfill its mission.
Throughout the text, the author emphasizes that the Church is not merely an organization but a vital extension of the divine reality. By examining scriptural foundations and historical perspectives, the book presents the idea that the Church's purpose is to be a visible manifestation of God's presence in the world. This involves fostering love, community, and service among its members, mirroring the divine relationship of the Trinity.
The work challenges readers to reflect on their understanding of church community, urging them to engage deeply with their faith as a collective experience. It serves as a call to action for believers to actualize the profound implications of living as an image of the Trinity, encouraging a more engaged and loving community life that honors this divine prototype.