Are the three Divine Persons perfectly equal to one another? The three Divine Persons are perfectly equal to one another, because all are one and the same God.
I and the Father are one. (John 10:30)
How are the three Divine Persons, though really distinct from one another, one and the same God? The three Divine Persons, though really distinct from one another, are one and the same God because all have one and the same Divine nature.
[further reading: CCC 253-256]
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Thursday, January 28, 2016
Baltimore Catechism Day 19
Day #19: How is the Trinity equal and distinct?
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