the belief that god has been able to sufficiently communicate to humanity, despite the failings and limitations of the latter, is given its supreme form in the person and work of jesus christ. traditional christianity, as expressed in the historic creeds, proclaims the trinity as being part of the orthodox christian faith. the divinity of christ, who is believed to be fully man and yet fully god, shows how the godhead has accommodated itself to human minds and experience. many christians, especially those from a reformed background, see in the person and work of christ not only the supreme form of accommodation, but the centre and reason for it as well.