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What is a Protestant assessment of the Catholic doctrine of the Assumption of Mary into Heaven?
All of the Christian Church, with the exception of Roman Catholics, and a few individuals in other denominations, regard the Assumption of the Virgin Mary as a Roman Catholic doctrine that has no basis in history or scripture, is based on flimsy evidence, and has been adopted by the Roman Church to further elevate and revere Mary almost to the level of goddess. This is borne out in other doctrines regarding Mary that have no historical or scriptural basis, such as her continued virginal state after Christ's birth (despite his having several siblings) and the movement within the Catholic Church to make Mary 'co-redemptrix' along with Christ himself. Therefore to ask how the assuption took place is irrelevant as any answer cannot be based on fact, history, or tradition.
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Have all US presidents been protestant?
No. Kennedy made history as the first and only Roman Catholic President.Several other president were not church members or else expressed beliefs that as not usually considered to be Protestant Christian doctrine.,although in a sense anyone who protests Catholic doctrine could be termed a protestant. I suppose.
What is a seasonal Catholic?
A seasonal Catholic is basically a Protestant who was baptized and raised Catholic, but looks on the Church the same way a Protestant looks on his "church". In other words, a seasonal Catholic does not realize that the Catholic Church is the Body of Christ on earth; and consequently, they do not follow Catholic doctrine, they do not attend Confession regularly, and they usually only show up for Mass on Christmas and Easter, as if they were a Protestant.
What is another word for belief systems held by churches?
In the Protestant church the system would be called doctrine or Theology. In the Catholic church it is catechism or dogma.
What Catholic Order was founded to spread Catholic doctrine around the world?
Nearly all Catholic Orders were founded to spread Catholic doctrine and dogma around the world. Probably the most famous, and the most widespread was the Jesuit Order, or the Society of Jesus, founded by St. Ignatius in the sixteenth century to spread the Gospel and to combat the protestant heresy.
What was established to reinforce the Catholic doctrine?
There are many answers to your question, without being more specific, I'm just shooting darts at a wall. However, one answer would be that the Council of Trent which was formed for the purpose of strengthening the Catholic Church, at the time of the protestant revolt.
Founder of the protestant church?
The Protestant Church is not organized in the same way as the Catholic Church and indeed is not technically organized at all. The founders, at least in doctrine, are generally recognized as either Martin Luther or John Calvin (or both).
How did the Council of Trent stop reformation?
The Council of Trent was part of the reformation of the Catholic Church, if you are asking how it stopped the protestant revolt, I'm afraid that it did not succeed in that, although it certainly, through education and a thorough understanding of doctrine, prevent more religious from leaving the Church to start their own religions.
Is the Virgin Mary in heaven today body and soul?
Yes, the Catholic doctrine of the Assumption states that Mary, because she was conceived without sin, was assumed body and soul into heaven.
What is a heritic?
One who dissents from an accepted belief or doctrine. Example: all people who began the Protestant religions in the Renaissance era of Europe were considered heretics by the Catholic Church.
What was the biggest problems that Catholic leaders had to solve at the council of Trent?
Some of the biggest problems that Catholic leaders had to solve at the Council of Trent included addressing issues related to the Protestant Reformation, defining Catholic doctrine in response to Protestant beliefs, clarifying the Church's stance on key theological issues, and addressing abuses within the Church such as corruption and nepotism.
Why do Protestant churches preach Catholic doctrine?
Roman Catholic AnswerI can only hazard a guess, as I do not know of this practice. I should think that, since all Catholic doctrine is truth, and it is grounded in Sacred Scripture, that any sincere person, with an open mind would come to know the truth when studying Sacred Scripture, and subseqently preach it as well. There have been numerous incidents of rather famous protestant preachers and ministers who, upon study and prayer, have left their denominations and converted to the Church.
What doctrine caused the Lutheran's to break from the catholic church?
The primary doctrine that led Lutherans to break from the Catholic Church was Martin Luther's emphasis on justification by faith alone (sola fide). Luther argued that salvation is a gift from God and cannot be earned through good works or buying indulgences, which were practices prevalent in the Catholic Church at the time. This challenge to the authority of the Church and its teachings ultimately sparked the Protestant Reformation, leading to the formation of various Protestant denominations, including Lutheranism.
