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Does the interdenominational church have the same doctrines as the Catholic Church today?
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∙ 10y ago
No, the Catholic Church was founded by Jesus Christ in the first half of the first century. The "Interdenominational Church" is a conglomeration of protestants trying to form a new Christian church twenty centuries later.
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∙ 10y agoThere is not one of the over 40,000 ecclesial communities - regardless of whether it has a name, or if it calls itself "nondenominational" or "interdenominational" - that preserves the fullness of the Deposit of Apostolic Faith. This is only a privilege of the Catholic Church, that retains the fullness of Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition, the valid succession from the Apostles, that gathers in its bosom the vast majority of Christians (1.2 billion), and that remains the largest charitable organization in the world.
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Roman Catholic doctrines and practices
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What has the author P Ryan written?
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Is the Roman Catholic religion the same as Ukrainian Catholic?
ukrainian catholic church is really protestant I do believe
