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What church is more traditional in its family views the Pentecostal church or Church of the Nazarene or the Seventh-day Adventist Church?
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They are all conservative christian churches; therefore, have equal traditional values.
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Is the Nazarene church like the Assembly of God church?
No, they are not alike. Assembly of God is a Pentecostal denomination. The Nazarene Church is a breakoff of the Pentecostals, but their beliefs are somewhat different. They do not list themselves as Pentecostals and do not fall under that umbrella. They are a denominational church in their own right, not affiliated with any other church. Some smaller churches have formed from the Nazarene denomination, such as the Wesleyans. Their main belief that differs from other Christian Churchs (Pentecostal) is the belief you can lose your salvation once you are saved. They do not believe in eternal security. They also believe you can reach santification here on earth, not just after you die.. The Pentecostal Church does not teach either of these beliefs, but many Pentecostal Churchs believe in speaking in tongues as a sign you are saved. The Nazarene Church does not believe in this, nor does it encourage the congregation to speak in tongues. Those are the main differences between the two churches. edit by j54gonzalez: I believe you are mistaken about Pentecostal's and eternal security. I was raised Pentecostal and my grandfather is a Pentecostal minister, never have i heard that Pentecostal's believe you can't lose your salvation. If anything it was stressed that you could stray from God and lose your salvation, you can repent for what you have done but none the less you can stray from the "narrow path" if you will. I would like to know where the assumed "breakoff" from the Pentecostal church happened historically. From 1908 until 1915 the official name was "Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene". However, that name was dropped so as not to be confused with the nonbiblical extremes of the pentecostal movement that began with the revival on Azusa Street. Nazarenes are Wesleyan Armenians, who do not believe you can "lose" your salvation like I can lose my carkeys. However, I can become an apostate and after having been delivered from the sin that separates us from God only to return to it. We believe that salvation is based on a relationship with Christ, not a contractual agreement. RMD
What is the name of believers for Christian?
Christians. You might also refer to them by the denomination: Adventist, Baptist, Catholic, Methodist, Lutheran, Nazarene, LDS, Church of Christ, Orthodox, Greek Orthodox, Presbyterian, Episcopalian, Reformed, or any of countless other flavors.
When was Nazarene fellowship created?
Nazarene fellowship was created in 1873.
When was Impaled Nazarene created?
Impaled Nazarene was created in 1990.
When was Church of the Nazarene created?
Church of the Nazarene was created in 1895.
What is the meanings of nazarene?
The word Nazarene means literally a person from Nazareth.
When was Nazarene Theological Seminary created?
Nazarene Theological Seminary was created in 1945.
When was Northwest Nazarene University created?
Northwest Nazarene University was created in 1913.
When was Nazarene Publishing House created?
Nazarene Publishing House was created in 1912.
When was Nazarene Bible Institute created?
Nazarene Bible Institute was created in 1905.
When was Central Nazarene College created?
Central Nazarene College was created in 1909.
When did Central Nazarene College end?
Central Nazarene College ended in 1929.
