@qwerty_😎 Who says reading their Catechism and comparing it is not adequate to know what they believe? They literally promote it as their statement of what they believe and are trying to have all their churches follow. You are so misled to think (or are intentionally misleading people here) that that is not enough to figure out what they believe.
Also, believing in the Trinity is not enough, though it is important, to being a Christian. A Christian is one that has come to the realization that they are a sinner, they've offended God with their sin, that their sin requires the just judgment of God, which would be Hell if they die unsaved, that the Lord Jesus Christ died for their sins on the Cross as their only substitute and means to salvation (not on works), and have repented of their sins to God, and trusted on the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation. Roman Catholicism denies that, opposes it, and substitutes a religion based on works (penance, etc.), prayers to dead people (Mary and the 'saints'), trusting on them instead of only on the Lord Jesus Christ, and believing a church can save them when the Lord Jesus Christ is THE ONLY Saviour. Don't tell me that Catholics believe that for it is abundantly evident that they do not. If anyone, including you, does not believe that and come that way to God for salvation, you are not only lost but are on your way to Hell. I tell you this out of love and care for your soul. If you need any further explanation about it, DM me, please.
