What are the different versions of Christianity?

Answer 1

The unfortunate problem here lies in the fact that not all agree with what the scriptures mean. So some claim to be right while others are wrong. If you are able to find one with the same organization that existed in the original church, that is the one which Christ organized then you may have found the right church.

Answer 2

Because The Bible is full of riddles. It has words that mean other things, stories with morals, unclear text, symbolic text... it is hard to decipher the true meaning of the Bible. The different views are of the different interpreted meanings of the Bible.

Answer 3

In reality there are only two versions of Christianity; true Christianity, and false Christianity. Jesus and his Apostles only taught one version.

But as far as the different groups that call themselves "Christian" go, some surveys have estimated there could be up to 33,000. However, this number is not only more than likely greatly exaggerated, but it also counts each individual independent church as a denomination, even though they often call themselves "non-denominational". So as you can imagine this is a huge majority of this supposed 33,000.

The major groups are as follows:

Roman Catholics

Orthodoxy

Protestants

• Lutherans
• Anglicans
• Methodists
• Baptists
• Evangelicals
• Pentecostals

Seventh Day Adventists

Non-Trinitarians

• Mormons
• Oneness Pentecostals
• Jehovah's Witnesses
• Unitarians