Roman Catholicism
The Catholic Church holds itself to be the one Church founded by Christ on the apostles, with the Bishop of Rome as Peter's successor carrying a unique universal primacy. Scripture and Sacred Tradition, authoritatively interpreted by the Magisterium, together constitute divine revelation, and grace is communicated through seven sacraments.
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The Church, founded on the apostles with Peter's successor at Rome holding universal primacy, teaches with Christ's own authority.
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God is Triune — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — one in essence, three in persons.
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Scripture and Sacred Tradition together, authoritatively interpreted by the Magisterium, constitute divine revelation.
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Grace is communicated through seven sacraments, uniting the believer to Christ's saving work.
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Moral truth is objective, grounded in natural law and the eternal law of God.
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