Orthodox Christian theology asserts that the one God is manifest in three 'persons' (this term was generally used in the Latin West) [REF].
Two theological keys to the idea of person found in the Social Trinity are the Trinitarian concept of perichoresis ("interpenetration"--associated most strongly with Saint John of Damascus), and the Christological doctrine of two wills in one person (which was central to Maximus the Confessor's defense of orthodoxy).