The past two decades in the field of theology have seen a gradual but genuine revival of interest in the doctrine of the Trinity. This fundamental Christian doctrine had been neglected by many theologians, who saw it as isolated from practical Christian faith and life. Recently, however, feminist and liberationist, as well as more traditional Catholic and Protestant theologians, have come to see the Trinity not as an abstract doctrine, but instead as dealing with the living and dynamic being acts of God, and closely related to the cross and resurrection of Jesus Christ as the mystery of salvation. This insights has in many ways become one of the central themes of contemporary theology.