162. Q. What is a perfection?
Understanding Perfection: Embracing Our Journey Toward Holiness Perfection can often feel like an intimidating concept. We hear the word and immediately think of something flawless, unattainable, or even beyond our reach. But when it comes to our faith, perfection takes on a much more meaningful and inspiring significance. The Baltimore Catechism offers a beautiful way to understand this concept in a way that is both approachable and encouraging for our everyday lives. The Catechism asks the question: "What is a perfection?" And the answer it gives is: "A perfection is any good quality a thing should have. A thing is perfect when it has all the good qualities it should have." Let’s explore this simple yet profound definition and see how it relates to our lives, our faith, and our personal growth. 1. What Does It Mean to Be "Perfect"? Perfection, in the context of our faith, is not about being without any faults or never making mistakes. Instead, it is