The worldview that believes God is relational is primarily the Christian worldview , particularly within "relational theology." This theological perspective holds that God is actively involved in a relationship with creation and humans, not aloof or detached. God affects creatures and is affected by them in love and interaction. This relational nature is expressed clearly in the Bible, where God makes covenants, responds emotionally to human behavior, and invites people into a mutual loving relationship. Jesus Christ is seen as the fullest revelation of this relational God, emphasizing a personal, intimate connection with humanity. Relational theology highlights God's ongoing interaction and responsive relationship with creatures, portraying God as loving, involved, and seeking a deep, lasting relationship with humanity. This is distinct from other worldviews where God might be seen as distant, impersonal, or entirely transcendent. In contrast to some other worldviews, the Christian relational God is personal, involved, and revealed through Jesus Christ, emphasizing love, mutuality, and community as core to God's nature and action in the world.
Thus, the Christian relational worldview is the primary worldview that conceptualizes God as fundamentally relational.
