_ (fill in the blank) explanation of the Trinity that I’ve ever received. I noticed Bishop Barron has more videos on the Trinity and intend to listen to every one. Again - thank you. (I am a novice in the secular Discalced Carmelites and I chose for my name Juanita of the Most Holy Trinity).The bishop indicates that the Son is the image of the Father. How does that differ from Hinduism which says that Krishna is the avatar of the Father Vishnu? And why in Christianity is there only one image of the Father? In Hinduism there are several avatars of the Father Vishnu.
I have found, as have many who are far more qualified than I, that there are commonalities between a wide variety of religious beliefs, from Hinduism to ancient Greek and Egyptian customs. In some cases Christianity has borrowed the best of them, in others it is utterly unique. This need not negate or gainsay any of them. For me it is just a sampling of how the ideas of the divine have a common source. But I’m neither a theologian nor a Catholic and can comment with very little authority. The video I found was for the benefit of the one asking the question. It does not necessarily reflect my own understanding.