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What is the difference between the salvation army and other denominations?
The Salvation Army is a Christian organization and NOT a church denomination.
What do Jehovah's Witnesses believe about salvation and how does it differ from other Christian denominations?
Jehovah's Witnesses believe that salvation comes through faith in Jesus Christ and following his teachings. They believe that only a limited number of people will be saved and go to heaven, while the majority will live on a paradise Earth. This differs from other Christian denominations, which generally believe in the possibility of salvation for all believers and emphasize the importance of faith and good works.
How are the salvation army similar or different to other denominations?
The Salvation Army is similar to other Christian denominations in its core belief in Jesus Christ as Savior and its commitment to spreading the Gospel. However, it differs in its unique organizational structure, functioning as both a religious and social service organization, with a strong emphasis on community service and social justice. Additionally, the Salvation Army practices a military-style hierarchy and is known for its distinctive practices, such as not participating in sacraments like communion in the same way as many traditional churches. This dual focus on spiritual and social missions sets it apart from many other denominations.
Why baptism is different from other denominations?
because different denominations have different beliefs in god :P
What are the most common christian denominations?
Around half of Christians are Carholic, a third Protestant, and 17% of other denominations.
What makes Quakers different from the other christian denominations?
You can be a Quaker without believing in Jesus. Quakers do not require any particular beliefs from their members.
If someone is speaking with you and they say they think they've just discovered their salvation what does this mean?
Christians believe Jesus Christ died on the cross to save humans from their sins and to give all humans "salvation". When a person (quote) "accepts Christ into his or her heart", this means discovering salvation. It is important to note that different denominations have different beliefs about Jesus Christ and about how one gains "salvation". It is also important to note that non-Christian groups have other beliefs about their God and the way to live a godly life. Atheists argue there is no God and that "salvation" is only our own efforts to achieve a satisfactory life.
Do you have to have the holy ghost to go to heaven?
Yes, but when you become a Christian and accept Christ into your heart, you are filled with the Holy Ghost. You might not know it, but its there with you as long as you are a Christian. You do need it, but simply by accepting Christ you have it. It is all part of the free gift.
What is the Christianity belief afthe death?
Different Christian denominations have different beliefs in this respect. But in general, the do believe in some kind of afterlife, either in heaven or hell right when you die, or returning back to life right here on Earth, on Resurrection day, which seems to be related with the Second Coming of Jesus. Probably if you look around (with different Christian denominations), you will find yet other variations.
What denominations of Christians use the dating site Christian Mingle?
Christian Mingle is an ecumenical Christian dating site. In other words, Christians of all denominations are welcome to use the services. The site has testimonials from pastors from such a variety of churches as Presbyterian and Baptist.
Do Protestants have sacraments and how do they differ from the sacraments in other Christian denominations?
Protestants generally have fewer sacraments than other Christian denominations, typically recognizing only two: baptism and communion. These sacraments are seen as symbolic acts of faith rather than channels of divine grace, as in some other denominations. Protestants also tend to have a more flexible and varied understanding of sacraments compared to the more rigid and defined views found in some other Christian traditions.
What do Methodists call their place of worship?
Methodists pray in Churches like other Protestant Christian Denominations.
