Daughter of Sweetness and Light (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} lucretia_borgia) wrote in aunt_becca, |
OK, well if he's Catholic that puts a little bit of a different spin on things.
Catholic theology is that Jesus and God the Father (and the Holy Spirit) are three Persons one God etc. etc.
Catholic liturgical practice would, however, give the impression that Jesus and God were in fact two completely different entities. Two gods, in fact. The primary focus of the Mass lauds Jesus, and God the Father is given a little bit of short shrift, if my memories of impressions are correct.
Catholic theology is that Jesus and God the Father (and the Holy Spirit) are three Persons one God etc. etc.
Catholic liturgical practice would, however, give the impression that Jesus and God were in fact two completely different entities. Two gods, in fact. The primary focus of the Mass lauds Jesus, and God the Father is given a little bit of short shrift, if my memories of impressions are correct.
