Denomination Domination

[Siberian_Khatru]

Religion has been, and always will be, a sensitive subject. Despite the fundamentals a certain religious group may mostly agree upon, I think division within any religious circle is inevitable. Even early Christians were very divided on account of how they interpreted Christ's role; it was over the course of time, editing the manuscripts, and canonization that a more conclusive-ish doctrine emerged.

And then some people just seem to like arguing.

 

[KJV1611]

A little Catholic elitism here? Hope not. Twilight asks that this remain civil.

No I'm not Catholic.

 

[Miri]

Am I the only one who finds it a real tongue twister to
say denomination domination?

Maybe we should split ourselves into two groups
those who can say it without any problems and those
who get stuck half way .


That's probably how most of the denominations started in the first place!
(Think about it, those who could, those who couldn't and those who
felt they shouldn't etc).

 

[Siberian_Khatru]

Am I the only one who finds it a real tongue twister to
say denomination domination?

Lol. Schoolhouse Rock!, anyone?

 

[crossnote]

So going into a another subtopic here. Has ever ever heard of the Christian reformed movement? Rca/crcna ? What do you know about them?

The RCA and the CRCNA (Canadian version) are Reformed/Calvinistic yet holding to the Belgic Confession instead of the Puritan version Westminster.
I believe they have entered some liberal waters meaning man's ideas take precedent over God's Word.