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No, not all churches provide infallible guidance to Christians.
There are some church systems which bring you the idea of rapture and the word rapture is not even written in the world or our Father, in fact Ezekiel 13 teaches against rapture.
There are church system who teach all men came from Adam, which is ridiculous because Adam (eth-ha-adam), the man to till the soil (Farmer) was not formed until the 8th day (hence the circumcision in the 8th day - Abraham). All races were created on the 6th day, some 2000 years prior to the forming of Adam.
There are some church systems which teach this earth is only 6000 years old when the book of Genesis provides for 8000 years in the first two Chapters. 2nd Peter provides that this earth has been through one earth age already and is now in its second. The time span of the first earth age is never provided, we know through fossils and other discoveries such as dinosaurs that it did in fact exist.
Many church systems never teach understanding of biblical text, they simply preach sermons every sunday, to the masses. The people eventually walk away completely illiterate.
Satan picks up more converts to his system of philosophia doctrine via poor/bad Christian teaching, than anything else.
We are each individually held accountable Revelation 20 concerning judgement. So seek out one who actually teaches you the biblical text, as it is written, these are few and far between, but they are available.
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What does the pope give to the Church?
The pope provides leadership and spiritual guidance.
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What do Christians think about the Church?
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Why did Paul write the epistles to the Romansl?
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Is watching church on TV the same as going to a regular church service?
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Why was the book of timothy written?
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How much percent do Christians have to give to poor?
Christians are supposed to give 10% of their income, or tithing, to the poor, just as Jacob promised in God in the Book of Genesis. Some Christians give 10%Before taxes, however most Christians give 10% of their income After taxes to the poor.
Did Christians give charity?
no
Why do some people think that the church doesn't give infallible guidance when making moral decisions?
A:Norman L. Geisler (Christian Ethics:Options and Issues) discusses some of the issues for Christians in providing guidance when making moral decisions. Although he holds a particular view on morality, he describes various alternative modern Christian views, which can not all be absolutely or infallibly right. An extreme moral position, unqualified absolutism, was taught by Augustine of Hippo. He forbade lying to ward off rape or even to save a life, for one's choice is really between the permission of another's sin or the commission of one's own sin. Not many today would permit a rape or murder, just to avoid the personal guilt of telling a lie to the intending perpetrator. Augustine was aware of passages in the Bible that seem to record many cases of justified lying, and attempted to explain them within his view of unqualified absolutism. Augustine finally admitted that not all acts are intrinsically good or evil, as, for example, giving to the poor. If so, then he has already qualified his absolutism, and perhaps the other acts such as lying are not intrinsically evil, either.The Church usually prefers absolute rules, which can be prescribed simplistically and which require absolute obedience. By definition, an absolute rule has no exceptions, and yet there are many ways the proponents of unqualified absolutism have qualified their view or made exceptions to it. There are other rules that some Christian theologians find more suited to the Christian dilemma, but these are not unqualified and, while they have great merit, can never give infallible guidance.Unfortunately, there is no infallible guidance for making moral decisions, other than to look at your own conscience.
Why do people choose not to go to church on Sundays?
OpinionFor some, it is a matter of limited time and too many priorites, but they feel they are still Christians even if they do not give time to religious observance. For others, their faith is not so strong that they feel obliged to make any commitment of their time to religious observance. Others do not really hold religious views at all, and are merely nominal Christians or feel that it is more 'respectable' to profess to be Christians even when this is not really true.AnswerSome Christians do not attend church on Sundays because they choose Saturday as the day to worship. Others do not attend a formal church but observe a time of worship in their own home. This may be due to distance from a suitable church, or inability to find a church that fits their beliefs.
Where would the apostrophe in the plural of church go?
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