Search results for query: Catholicism vs Protestantism

Not to be disagreeable, but Baptist history can be traced back to the time of Christ, much earlier than the 1600's Check out this chart by J.M. Carroll from his book "The Trail Of Blood." THE TRAIL OF BLOOD CHART by J. M. Carroll EXPLANATION OF THE CHART By DR. J. M. CARROLL ILLUSTRATING the...

I dunno this seems like a non-article to me written by sdas. I dont see that as evidence for anyone that reads their Bible, just some quasi-stats and pictures of people surrounding the pope.

N Not nearly as obvious as we might prefer. Here's an article from 1 1/2 years ago: Protestants are Returning to Rome October 17, 2017 by Andy Roman We are seeing the final act of the drama develop before our eyes. The union of all the churches is an event of the end-times that will happen...

I confess my ignorance I only know of stereotypes of atheists I did not know that they were formerly Roman Catholic

In the years I spoke to non-believers, it seems to be a sad fact that the most hostile and adamantly opposed to religion and Christianity were former Roman Catholics :(:cry: It was one more thing I could relate to others on ;) Comprehending how Roman Catholicism is at variance with...

It does not make me an authority but I spent 10 years on a Catholic Protestant board. Catholicism as to what they call "Law of the Fathers" or "Apostolic succession". say "Sola Scriptura isn't biblical in order to in the end of the matter make the authority of God without effect. But Sola...

I see it as the Christian faith is a Jewish faith, and Catholicism is paganism+Christian.

Catholicism is a Jewish religion, Protestantism is a European religion.

What is a christian? JOHN 1, 12 is in my eyes an clear statement. No belonging to a church ore a group. No batism as baby, No belonging to a christian family makes you to an christian. Do you have the Holy Spirit? if not then you are no christian. I raises up in an chatholic protastant family...

Absolutely wrong. The Roman Catholic religion was not formalized until the conquest of Constantine. Even then it went on to more need for defining new doctrines, adding the infalliblity of the pope, Mary worship, celebate priesthood, the sale of indulgences, and so it goes on and on. Until...

They could be but are in a very dark place They have canonized extra books called the hidden as what they call private revelations and still claim to be adding secretly. The last official was the assumption of Mary 1950. And even then there are two infallible camps, one says she was buried...

I never confirmed nor denied that the catholic church canonized the bible. Nor did I ever say that I don't consider catholics to be our brethren in Christ. The simple fact is, catholics do not believe what Christians believe, nor do they even worship or pray the same as Christians do. Many...

No, I do not deny that "GOD is the author of the bible and all scriptures within". However, cannot agree with your denial of the historical fact that the Catholic Church canonized our Bible. And that you don't consider Catholics to be our brothers and sisters in Christ. Nor your claim that...

False information here. The protestants broke off in the 1500s. Prior to that, in the 1000s there was "the great chism" between what we call eastern orthodox and roman catholic today. ALSO: There were CHRISTIANS during the 400s and 600s and 900s that WERE NOT roman catholics. But guess what...

How soon we forget. Catholicism was the only church until Protestantism split away.

Use the search function. There's more than one thread on Protestantism here.. lol

Your spelling is atrocious. Maybe we should work on that instead. In what sense would Catholicism be wrong? Is Protestantism wrong? If you are a Christian, you are either one or the other. If you were raised Catholic, might you still be Catholic? (most likely) Would that be wrong? I...

I thought I’d follow up after answering Q1, and whilst the OP may not be interested perhaps others could benefit. I’ve only studied up to the European Reformation and wish I could do modern Evangelical Church History. If someone has done an in-depth study on that topic please feel free to add...

Y You ignore the fact that to understand an issue you have to read in context all verses on the issue. Looks to me like you don't even attempt to get even a partial list!!

I have no theology. My family heritage is somewhat interesting to me. I have background in Judaism, Catholicism, and Protestantism. Three different Bible views concerning the God we serve. I do not personally ever reference anything from the Catholic point of view since I disagree with...