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Can France worship the one and only God freely within the catholic church?
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∙ 11y ago
there is only one and only God, you might be confused by the Jesus holy spirit thing, one God three persons. so of course
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What did the pilgrams want for their church?
To be able to worship freely, and without geting raged on about it.
What European religious movement caused many groups to eventually move to the New World to worship freely?
The Catholic Reformation is the European religious movement that caused many groups to eventually move into the new world to worship freely.
Where did pilgrims worship freely?
The Pilgrims decided to go to America where they could worship freely.
What separatists believe?
The separatists, unlike the puritans, believed that they needed to separate from the church of God in England in order to worship freely.
Why did the kings of France seek to weaken church power in their lands?
So they could practice their religion freely
Name things They ask you to do in church?
People praise and worship God freely. They listen to the preaching freely. They tithe freely. If someone has told you to do something that you think is wrong or unethical or criminal, then tell someone who can help you. Churches are for God, not for anything bad.
What is the meaning of a 'heretic'?
It is from the Greek word "herein" (transliteration, Greek has its own alphabet) menaing "to choose freely". In the Catholic Church it is a person who chooses not to believe in a dogma (teaching) or dogmas of the Church. By choosing freely, he sets himself apart from the Church. Thus, a "heretic" is one who does not believe what the church teaches that he should believe.
Can you worship freely in Istanbul?
Noooooooooooo....
What did they label people who spoke against the Catholic Church?
Whom are you speaking about? The Catholic Church used to label people who were members of the Catholic Church who actively spoke apostasy as heretics. This was a technical term for someone who was baptized and professed member of the faith who was actively seeking to disparage the faith. But "heretic" is just the description of what they, themselves had constituted themselves as. For instance, Martin Luther was an adult Catholic, who as an adult Catholic, after several years of serious thought and discernment freely made vows of chastity, poverty, and obedience to his freely chosen religious superiors. After he had gone through years of formation, and clearly, and legally vowed himself to a life of obedience, he then, without so much as seeking permission to be released, starting running the streets running down the Catholic Church. The Church asked him to quit, he didn't, he actually got more vocal and belligerent, so the Church issued a decree that he was a heretic to warn others to stay away from him.Now, that is someone who is an adult, and has freely given his assent to the Church's teaching, and then turned away from it.Others who "spoke against the Catholic Church" were not labeled by the Church anything, as the Church had no authority over them.
Are Christians allowed to worship freely?
If you believe in the myth of a christian god, then you cannot worship freely. You must follow the bible strictly, otherwise you get eternal torture.
How did the Catholic Church try and prevent Luther from gaining power?
The Catholic Church is not now, and was not then interested in preventing anyone from "gaining power". The Catholic Church is the Mystical Body of Christ (read St. Paul) and is commissioned by Our Blessed Lord to bring people to Him, and to administer His Grace to people. As such, the Catholic Church tried to prevent Martin Luther from spreading his heresy among more people, by excommunicating him, after it failed to get him to obey his solemn vows - which he had freely taken as an adult, and walked away from.
Why did the separatists go to holland?
so that they could worship freely
