They both believe in God and in Christ but do not have the same number of bibles. I think Christians have more number of Bibles.
AnswerA Catholic is a Christian. Roman Catholic AnswerChristianity is the religion of, the body of faith and morals taught by, the Catholic Church of Christ. The word may be properly extended to include the religious systems of the dissident Eastern churches and of some Protestant bodies (see Christian below). The current popular use of the word [Christianity] in an ethical, subjective sense, is to be deplored: it is stripping it of all objective or historical connotations.Christian. A name first given to the followers of our Lord at Antioch (Acts xi, 26). Since the rise of Protestantism the name has been used in so many different senses as to have become almost meaningless: it may indicate a Catholic or a Unitarian, or even be applied to an infidel who displays some virtue which is associated with Christ. It may reasonably be applied to the members of all the ancient churches, whether in communion with the Holy See or not, and to those Protestants who profess, explicitly or implicitly, the Nicene creed in its traditional interpretation. the Church puts no definite official meaning on the word, as she does on Catholic.
from A Catholic Dictionary, Edited by Donald Attwater, 2nd Edition, revised.
Many similar beliefs; including:
In addition the following note is important:
Both religions are different in some faith issues that are regarding the relationship between yourself and your God which is a matter to be resolved by God on the Day of Judgment. However, both religions are quite similar in all issues regarding relationships among all people. In reality, there are no differences between the two religions regarding the way that people of different religions should treat each other. This, logically and spiritually, calls all people to live together in love, peace, and harmony regardless their different religions or beliefs.
They are both parts of the overall Christian Church. They are very similar, though fundamentalism (a protestant movement that believes that The Bible should should taken literally) is not part of the Catholic Church.
No. Catholicism is very different from Christianity. For example:
Christians believe the Bible is God's word and the only source of infallible truth. Catholics place the Catholic Catechism above the Bible.
Christians believe God's salvation is only through faith in Jesus Christ as a propitiation for sin. Catholics believe Jesus died so they can earn their salvation.
They are one and the same. Catholicism is the original Christian religion.
Where did you get the idea that Catholics are not Christians? Do you think Christian means Protestant only? Catholics are the first Christians and, like their non-Catholic Christian brothers believe in Jesus Christ.
Catholicism IS a form of Christianity.
Hinduism and Buddhism
Judaism,christianity and Islamic
He wanted to cleanse India of non-Islamic faiths.
To be honest...not a lot. The doctrine is almost identical. Only minor differences exist between the faiths. To be honest...not a lot. The doctrine is almost identical. Only minor differences exist between the faiths.
Peace . . . i.e. between the Catholic (Green) and the Protestant (Orange, as in William of) faiths
Well, the biger difference is that the catholics follow mostly their religion and the other cristians follow just the bible and god not a religion. And the similarity is that they both obey the same god.
Same reason why other faiths have religious festivals.
He wanted to cleanse India of non-Islamic faiths.
The Reformation led to the division of Christianity into Catholic and Protestant faiths.
Baptism can be for other Christian faiths, not just Catholic. So if you are becoming a Christian, you are baptised.
Muslims give more respect to other monotheistic faiths than they give to polytheistic faiths.
The colony of Virgina had a variety of faiths, but the two main ones were puritan and catholic