Trinity and Saccidananda

One of the pioneers in contextual theology is Brahmabāndhab Upādhyāy (1861-1907), considered as the father of Indian Christian theology. This book is an attempt to explore Upādhyāy’s Trinitarian interpretations of the Advaita Vedānta of Śaṅkara. While situating Upādhyāy within the history of Indian Christian theology and explicating the Christian Trinity using the concept of Saccidānanda of Śaṅkara’s Vedānta, the author also engages in a critical evaluation of this method, the attitude of the Church’s magisterium, and the continuing legacy of Upādhyāy.