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In the Western tradition Anglicans, Lutherans, and Roman Catholics follow the hierarchical concept of Trinity. Each person has different roles within the Godhead and each has different roles in relationship to the world, but it is obvious and I actually think the old traditional perception that it was not the Son who sent the Father and it is not said that the Son or the Holy Spirit chose us, predestined us, and gave us to the Father. I don't mean to sound smart. 
Maybe your denominational tradition emphasizes the teaching concerning the Trinity that all three persons within the Godhead are equal in nature, essence, and attributes. It would be interesting how the economical and the ontological concept of Trinity result in different understanding of Christianity.