(“person[hood]”). Not only did it take time for both Eastern and Western theologians to begin to understand what the other meant with key concepts, but more so, to agree on a common meaning, somewhat independently from purely linguistic and etymological meanings. Any field of inquiry entails an established, often technical terminology; the doctrine of the Trinity is no exception. Often, however, it takes time for this terminology to be developed in a way that would clarify the discourse. All of these