the Catechism24 the statement of the doctrine, although explicit and precise, and supported by equally explicit assertions of the uniqueness of our Lord’s Sonship (“He is called Son of God, not like believers, by adoption and grace, but true and natural and therefore sole and unique, so as to be distinguished from the others,” p. 53, cf. pp. 45–46, 53, 60, 62), and of His true divinity (“His divinity, which He had from all eternity with the Father,” p. 53), is far from elaborate. It is confined