What does the Catholic church believe in

The Catholic Church believes in Jesus Christ.

Catholicism believes that human beings can't save themselves and get rid of themselves by their own strength, and only by believing in religion can they be saved. God is the Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit. God is the first person, known as the father, the creator and master of all things in the universe, rewarding good and punishing evil.

The Son of God and the Lord Jesus Christ are the second of the Trinity of God, the Son for short, and the only son of the father. God means calling the Lord in heaven, and Jesus means calling the Lord on earth. Therefore, God and Jesus are one.

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The full name of Catholicism is "Roman Catholic Church", also known as "Roman Catholic Church", which was also transliterated as "gately Religion" before. Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism are the three major sects of Christianity, which are generally referred to as "Christianity" in China academic circles.

Christianity is a religious system that believes in Jesus Christ as the savior. It originated in ancient Palestine and matured in the ancient Roman Empire. As a representative of western religious ideology in the Middle Ages, it was established in Europe and gained global development in modern times. At present, according to the number of believers and geographical distribution, Christianity has developed into the largest religion in the world.

The total number of its followers is 2.3 billion, accounting for 3 1.2% of the world's population and 44% of the world's religious believers, which has a wide and in-depth impact on human society, ideology, culture, politics and economy. At present, there are 654.38+03 billion Catholics in the world, accounting for 654.38+03 million of the world's total population.