What is the difference between Catholic and Pentecostals?

Answer 1

They believe slightly things. They are both Christian religion, but they are different denominations. Different things such as, (if I remember right), Pentecostal people believe that it's wrong for women to cut their hair, and wrong for women to ware pants, or jewlry, or makeup. They only ware skirts right below their knees or lower. Then the Catholics don't believe that. They have different beliefes. Such as, they think that the church should be run by a Pope. (A Pope is like the head leader of the church basically.) There are many other differences between the two, but that would take about 48 hours to descus, or more! By the way, sorry about some mispellings. I'm not the best at that subject, and I'm only in 7th grade. But I know about this stuff since I know people with both of those kinds of denominations. Now, I am a Christian myself, but I'm nonedenominational.

Answer 2

There are many differences between these two Christian churches. However, there is one-telling difference between the two, which forms the foundations of these two-Christian sects. The Catholic (Greek: Universal) Church believes in the Holy Trinity, consisting of the Father (God); Son (Jesus the Christ), and the Holy Spirit (the manifestation of love which exists between the Father and the Son). The Catholic Church performs water Baptism in the name of the Holy Trinity. Primarily based upon the four-Holy Gospels (Greek: Good news) of Jesus the Christ, Catholics undergo continual conversion throughout their lives. This process Christian conversion (i.e. the purging of sin (see purgatory)) involves service to the triune-God by serving his fellow man and thereby serving the greater good of God. The Pentecost (Greek: fifty-days) Church believes that Jesus the Christ is one-God, which functions as three-parts. These three-forms of Jesus (Father; Son and Holy Spirit) are the foundation for Baptism and anointing in the name of Jesus within the Pentecostal Church. Largely based upon the book "The Acts of the Apostles" from Holy Scripture, Pentecostalism concentrates upon a singular spiritual conversion of those persons viewed as non-believers. Pentecostals perform service to Jesus by offering themselves as a living testament to mankind for Jesus the Christ.

Answer 3

There may be so many. But the main difference is worship of statue. Pentecostal have cross only. Catholics have both cross and statues. Catholic priesthood prohibited marriage life but Pentecostals allowed.

Answer 4

Pentecostals are Protestants (I believe) and do not recognize the authority of the Pope.

Answer 5

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