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Why does the catholic church list 12 fruits of the holy spirit as against the Bible's 9?
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What has the author Anthony Chibuzo Chiegboka written?
Anthony Chibuzo Chiegboka has written: 'Go forth and bear fruits' -- subject(s): Doctrines, Spiritual retreats, Catholic Church
Is Confirmation is just a repeat of Baptism?
Not quite, a child's baptism in Catholicism signifies their entry into the community of the Catholic Church and their cleansing of Original Sin - which Catholics believe everyone is born with. Confirmation signifies becoming a full member of the Church, as well as receipt of the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit.
How do fruits help the body?
Keep us strong and healthy by protecting our body against diseases.
What are the similarties between Catholics and Lutherans?
The namesake of the Lutheran Church is Martin Luther, a Roman Catholic monk who lived in Germany in the medieval era. He questioned Church authority on a few matters during his day which became the dividing factors between the two Churches. The Roman Catholic Church and the Lutheran Church have many similarities. Both are theologically sacramentarian, both are historic and liturgical Churches (follow the order of the mass and the liturgical calendar), and both have episcopal forms of Church governance (while the Lutheran Church employs some congregational polity.) The Lutheran reformation, along with the Anglican reformation, was a "conservative reformation" unlike the Reformed movement, which is why the Lutheran and Anglican/Episcopal Churches more closely resemble the Roman Catholic Church, in belief and practice, than they do protestant Churches. Some Lutherans do not believe that the term "protestant" appropriately describes the Lutheran Church, due to implied associations with the Reformed and "Evangelical" Churches. While the Lutheran Church is not Roman Catholic, it is catholic. Some high church jurisdictions go by the label "Evangelical Catholic." The cardinal doctrine of the Lutheran Church is that salvation is by the grace of God alone and that man can do nothing to save himself by his own works; and that good works are the fruits of salvation, not a means to attaining it. Faith is the vehicle of that grace and is awarded as a grace from God himself. Thus, the mantra of Lutheran theology that the means of salvation is: "Sola gratia. Sola fide." (Latin for "only by grace through faith.") In 1999, the Lutheran World Federation and representatives of the Roman Catholic Church officially signed a joint declaration stating, "By grace alone, in faith in Christ's saving work and not because of any merit on our part, we are accepted by God and receive the Holy Spirit, who renews our hearts while equipping us and calling us to good works." The Lutheran and Roman Catholic Churches continue ecumenical dialogues, but have been unable to totally agree on some matters of faith. Despite those theological differences, the two Churches continue to work together on charitable and humanitarian efforts throughout the world.
What are the fruits of baptism?
the fruits of baptism are: 1 our sins or manang kasalanan are forgiven 2 we become the children of god 3 we become members of the church 4 we received the spiritual character
Found in grains vegetables and fruits helps to keep the digestive system working properly and guards against colon cancer?
Fiber
Why fruits fall from trees?
because gravity is constantly fighting against the fruit until the fruit gives up and falls to the ground.
What has the author Thomas Keating written?
Thomas Keating has written: 'Spirituality, Contemplation, and Transformation' 'Finding grace at the center' -- subject(s): Contemplation 'Prier dans le secret' 'Divine therapy & addiction' -- subject(s): Twelve-step programs, Alcoholics Anonymous, Religious aspects of Twelve-step programs, Contemplation, Christianity 'Centro del Mundo, El' 'The kingdom of God is like--' -- subject(s): Sermons, Catholic Church, Parables, Words, American Sermons 'The Contemplative Journey' 'Active meditations for contemplative prayer' -- subject(s): Meditations, Contemplation 'Finding Grace at the Center' 'Open Mind, Open Heart' -- subject(s): Contemplation, Prayer, Christianity, Instruction and study, Spiritual life, Catholic Church 'Divine intimacy and addiction' -- subject(s): Twelve-step programs, Alcoholics Anonymous, Religious aspects of Twelve-step programs, Contemplation, Christianity 'The heart of the world' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Doctrines, Spirituality, Contemplation 'Fruits and gifts of the Spirit' -- subject(s): Holy Spirit, Fruit of the Spirit, Spiritual life, Catholic Church
What has the author Walter Kasper written?
Walter Kasper has written: 'Lexikon Fur Theologie Und Kirche Vol. 5 (Lexikon Fur Theologie Und Kirche)' 'Faith and future' 'Theologie und Kirche 2' 'God's time for mankind' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Church year sermons, German Sermons, Sermons, Translations into English 'The Church and contemporary pluralism (Catholic Common Ground Initiative Lecture)' 'Wahrheit und Freiheit' -- subject(s): Freedom of religion, Vatican Council (2nd : 1962-1965) 'Faith and the future' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Christian sociology, Pastoral theology, Theology 'Kirche, Ort des Geistes' -- subject(s): Addresses, essays, lectures, Church, Holy Spirit 'Sakrament der Einheit' 'Jesus the Christ' -- subject(s): Person and offices 'Dogma unter dem Wort Gottes' -- subject(s): Bible, Christianity, Dogma, Evidences, authority, Religious aspects of Truth, Truth 'Harvesting the fruits' -- subject(s): Ecumenical movement, Christian union 'Lexikon Fur Theologie Und Kirche Vol. 6 (Lexikon Fur Theologie Und Kirche)' 'The crisis of change' -- subject(s): History, Theology 'Einfuerung In Den Glauben' 'Lexikon Fur Theologie & Kir V3 (Lexikon Fur Theologie Und Kirche)' 'A celebration of priestly ministry' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Church work, Pastoral theology 'An introduction to Christian faith' -- subject(s): Doctrinal Theology, Faith 'Theologie und Kirche' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Church, Doctrines, Theology 'Sacrament of Unity' 'Jesus der Christus' -- subject(s): Person and offices 'Kirche--wohin gehst du?' -- subject(s): Church, Mission of the church, Vatican Council (2nd : 1962-1965) 'Die Methoden der Dogmatik' -- subject(s): Methodology, Theology
How does first fruits apply to us today?
Do the very best that you can, give of the best you have. That is all that is expected of you. The first fruits for the church are our tithes and offerings, or more correctly God's tithes and offerings. the first fruits of our total income each week, one-tenth of all we earn or is given to us to each week. we should give to the church to support its ministries and world evangelism. Malachi 3:10-12: because today only a few of us are farmers, therefore, we bring one-tenth of our gross income each week into God's Storehouse, the Christian Church. will a man rob God, yes he will, but how. in tithes and offerings Malachi 3:8: because he will not pay God's tithes and offerings to the church as God has commanded us to do.
Are mormans and christans the same?
Christianity is a general term, and Mormon is a more specific term. It is like asking if apples and fruits are the same. Yes all apples are fruits, but not all fruits are apples. Similarly, Mormons are Christian, but not all Christians are Mormon. Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) consider themselves to be Christian, but NOT Protestant or Catholic. Rather, they belong to a third branch of Christianity, called "Restorationism." Many Protestants do not accept Mormons, Catholics, and others who believe in Jesus Christ but do not belong to a Protestant tradition to be Christian. Mormons believe that Jesus Christ is the only way to salvation and that He is the Son of God and the Redeemer of mankind. They believe that by being baptized they take upon themselves His name and therefore strive to live as examples of Him. You can learn more about this and similar topics at the "Related Links" below.
What Spiritual gifts according to the orthodox church?
Spritual gifts can be referred to the fruits of the spirits. And these are listed to be love, patience, kindness, and hope. This is recorded in the new testament of the Bible.
