Protestantism

The Moorish Nation is a sepratist movement. Its adherants claim that blacks in the United States are not descended from sub-Sharan African groups which were enslaved and brought to the US, but instead are descended from the Moors, and have a lineage traceable back to Morroco. Thus they implay two things: all blacks are Muslim, and the laws of the United States do not apply to them.

In this way they are similar to some White Sepratist groups which believe that they can disavow their citizenship, and thus not be liable to paying taxes, traffic laws, the requirement to have a driver's license to operate a vehicle and a number of other things.

Though the Triennial Convention and the Home Mission Society were theoretically neutral in regards to slavery, some Baptists in the South did not believe this assurance of neutrality. They knew several leaders who were engaged in abolitionist activity. To test this neutrality, Georgia Baptists recommended James E. Reeve, a slaveholder, to the Home Mission Society as a missionary in the South. The Society's board decided that they would not appoint a slaveholder as a missionary, a decision that the Baptists in the south saw as an infringement on their equal rights.[2] Another issue that disturbed the churches in the south was the perception that the American Baptist Home Mission Society (org. 1832) did not appoint a proportionate number of missionaries to the southern region of the US. Baptists both north and south preferred different types of denominational organization: the Baptists in the north preferred a loosely structured society composed of individuals who paid annual dues, with each society usually focused on a single ministry. Baptists in southern churches preferred an organization composed of churches patterned after their associations, with a variety of ministries brought under the direction of one denominational organization.[3] Baptists from the South subsequently broke from the national organizations and formed a new convention, the Southern Baptist Convention which was formed May 8–12, 1845, in Augusta, Georgia. Its first president was William Bullein Johnson (1782-1862), who was president of the Triennial Convention in 1841.

God's own spirit and his work manifests in our world in a form best understood as the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is a member of the holy trinity.

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Christians believe that if a person dies and is not a believer then it is too late.

Read the story of Lazarus in the Bible, Luke 16:20-30, note verses 25 and 26,

Luk 16:25 But Abraham said, 'Son, remember that in your lifetime you received your good things, and likewise Lazarus evil things; but now he is comforted and you are tormented.

Luk 16:26 And besides all this, between us and you there is a great gulf fixed, so that those who want to pass from here to you cannot, nor can those from there pass to us.'

Also note Hebrews chapter 9 verse 27

Heb 9:27 And as it is appointed for men to die once, but after this the judgment,

Anti-Protestantism significantly contributed to Louis XIV's downfall by alienating a substantial portion of the French population, particularly the Huguenots, who were skilled and economically productive. The revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685 led to persecution and mass emigration, depriving France of talented individuals and weakening its economy. Additionally, the relentless pressure on Protestants fueled domestic unrest and dissent, undermining Louis's authority and stability. Ultimately, his obsession with religious uniformity detracted from more pressing political and economic concerns, exacerbating the challenges to his rule.

three are named after trinity

The baroque style focused on portraits and scenes of ordinary life because protestants disapproved of religious imagery.

Each protestant is hypothetically his own Minister. There are people who originate belief systems that their respected churches follow.

After several decades in the ministry, he felt it was time to retire.

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A Bible that has been illustrated by famed French artist Gustave Dore.

There are a number of things that the early Christians did. Some of the common ones include preaching the gospel, meeting for fellowship, sharing bread and so much more.

There are many literary work that isn't protest,Business Opportunity an Child Care Franchising isn't protest they have shown ways for younger people an older to get a business opportunity an they have learned how to start there own business. The business opportunity help people to learn how to run there business an how to keep they business going's Child Care Franchising are usually to help out children that are home less an give them an healthy lifestyle.

Some historians suggested that the protestant practice of the church self-goverment helped the development of democratic practices. For example john Calvin allowed his followers to share in the governing of the church. They did this though a body of leaders and ministers called presbytery. This practice had a strong influence on puritans and Presbyterians both whom settled in English colonies.

Traditionally during Holy Week or the Easter Season, but as long as it is at least one time during the year and after (within eight days of) a confession.

Catholics ought to receive communion every mass they attend or compulsarily on Sunday - the Sabbath day. The Holy Communion is the Body of Jesus Christ and the person is blessed after receiving it with faith.

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.

He was never recorded as dying. The word Melchizedek in Hebrew means King of Righteousness, so this is a title rather than a name. The word is recorded three times in the Bible, so this mysterious man is rather unknown. There are some who think that Jesus was/is Melchizedek, and of course, others do not.

It is interesting to note that Melchizedek is part of an "order". Meaning that he is one of many "kings of righteousness", so with that in mind, it is little wonder that it is not recorded that he ever died.

follow the ten commandments, read the Bible personally and often as God's inspired Word, attend church for worship,live a sin free life. In Protestantism there is a heavy focus on personal responsiblity and the "Protestant Work Ethic". Traditional Protestantism and traditional Protestant mainstream sect generally follow the historical " 5 Solo's(alone)" derived from the Proestant Reformation Reformers:

1. We are saved through Grace alone 2.) through Christ alone 3.)through

Faith alone 4.through(knowledge of)the Scripture(bible) alone 5. to the Glory of God alone. Regarding good works, Protestants believe that good works do not attain salvation, but are a "fruit of the spirit", an inward desire to help others as a response to God's gift of salvation from his only Son the Lord Jesus Christ.

We Catholics do not in ANY WAY believe that the Virign Mary is equal to God, but she does have the most unique relationhsip with God that ever existed. The Virgin Mary gave birth to Jesus Christ, the Son in the Trinity. Jesus must pay special attention to His own mother's pleas, as He was the best son ever to live and because honoring one's parents is commanded in the Old Testament.

I have been aware of the ministry of Bishop; Dr. Howard M. Sarkela for more than 25 years. I cannot imagine anyone even considering the asking of such an offensive question concerning a dedicated servant of our Lord Jesus Christ.. What is your motive in asking such a question? What can you present as evidence for such a falsely assumptive question?

Bishop Sarkela is Presiding Bishop of a large worldwide ministry composed of a network of over 4,000 churches worldwide including approximately half a million members as well as a seminary and university network responsible for training thousands of students for the ministry of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Bishop Sarkela is a conservative evangelical with roots in both the Finnish Apostolic Lutheran Church and the Independent Baptist Church, where he served his first Pastorate in 1978. He has preached the Gospel of Salvation by Grace through Faith, to over 12,000,000 people in over 32 years of ministry worldwide.

He has taken a stand against liberal theology as well as the popular prosperity gospel.

His theology is very Bible centered and he is a strong believer in the normal literal translation of the Word of God, which he believes is infallible and inspired by God. A review of his ministry websites will support his mainstream evangelical position. Just read his ministry's doctrinal position on any of his websites at: www.christianallianceministries.com / www.northwesternseminary.com / www.NTSlibrary.com for support and consistency regarding this statement of defense concerning this man of God who has been recognized by Pat Robertson, Oral Roberts and numerous other respected servants of Christ. Bishop Sarkela's personal life and ministry have been untarnished by controversy and to even consider him a heretic is nothing less than an attempt at persecution of a true man of God.