The Worldview of Catholicism reflects upon the core beliefs of Christianity through various beliefs

Another major belief among Christianity is the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Through his death, Jesus proved that each believer will be transformed, body and soul for all eternity to share in the glorious life of Jesus. This is included in the Worldview of the Catholic faith. This is expressed through the quote “The gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord” (Romans 6:23). Christianity calls upon the belief and faith in the resurrection, in that after Jesus’ physical death, Jesus is still present with us today and continues to preach to us the same message he did during his days on earth.

The nature of God and the Trinity is an essential aspect of Christian beliefs.  Through the Catholic worldview, it is described as a communion of Persons, known as the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The 3 persons all act in relationship with each other, evidenced in the quote, “baptising them in the name of the father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit” (Mt 28:19). The Trinity is a mystery in the sense that it is beyond human understanding or experience. The trinity has 3 functions of creating, sanctifying and redeeming. The trinity helps to understand the nature of God and his existence; in which the father is transcendent, the son is immanent and the spirit unites these two concepts.

The concept of Revelation is important to Christian belief and the Catholic Worldview.

Revelation is seen as the transmission of knowledge from the divine to the human. It is seen as not only communication, but also an invitation to join the relationship with God. The climax of revelation occurs in the words, deeds and actions of Christ .The primary source of revelation is interpreted and applied in the Bible to Catholics, contrasting Orthodoxy, who believe the Bible does not wholly contain revelation.

Salvation is the belief that humans need deliverance by God from sin. Christians believe in life after death, that salvation is received through the grace of God. All humankind is born with original sin and that God’s grace sent his son Jesus Christ to compensate for the sins of mankind through his crucifixion and resurrection. Forgiveness of sin is granted, on the condition that the individual puts their faith in Jesus Christ as the Lord and Saviour. "We have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ." (Romans 5:1). Salvation cannot be achieved by yourself, Jesus Christ is the provider of salvation to humanity.

Through the various principal beliefs of Christianity, we are able to gain an understanding of how the Catholic worldview is incorporated into these beliefs. Although there are considerable differences; many of the original beliefs are still evident today.