Protestantism

Evangelical Anglican Church of America ended in 2003.

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It was seen as punishment for the Catholic Church's corruption.

The Presiding Bishop is the Chief Apostle of the Church of God In Christ. He is the leader of the church. Bishop Charles E. Blake of Los Angeles, California is the Presiding Bishop of the Church

Protestantism is a general category used to describe several Christian religious traditions including Methodists, Presbyterians, Lutherans, and others. Lutheranism is a religious tradition based on the teachings of its founder Martin Luther.

Notre Dame is the largest church in France.

The term "altar vow" is not used in the Catholic Church, the only reference that I can find to it is a quote in a novel from a long time ago where "altar vow" is used to refer to the marriage vows that a man and a woman make before the altar.

No he didn't. In fact, the 'communion table' as such did not exist in those times except to say that it was the table at which Christ sat with the twelve disciples at the last supper. In the Catholic Church, however, their theology believes in a 're-sacrifice' of Christ every time mass is said at the altar (communion table) and that Christ is truly and physically present in the consecrated bread and wine. Therefore, to a Catholic, the altar/communion table is sacred and revered. Hence the refusal of some to allow others even to touch it. and hence the reverence (eg a bow or knee-bend known as a genuflection) when approaching it. For most other Christians the communion table is just that - a table. They believe more in the scriptural sacrifice of Christ, that his death on the cross is a-once-and-for-all-for-all-time sacrifice and that any form of 'resacrifice' is sacreligious. They also usually believe that the consecrated bread and wine are a memorial of his death and passion rather than the substance of Christ himself - again, more in line with scripture. Therefore, to most other Christian denominations the altar or communion table has no particular significance nor should it be revered. If you are therefore in most Christian Churches there would be no problem in touching the communion table. However, if in a Catholic Church, whether or not you believe in their doctrines, it might be courteous not to touch it so that you do not offend anyone with strong beliefs in that Catholic doctrine.

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Their accreditation is not one popularly known, much of anywhere, and is thus quite dubious. It is listed at this address, in brief.

There are different reasons why this school may not be accredited. One of them might be listed here, just before this webpage's main list starts.

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Of course: God will forgive any sin provided that person has truly repented. The only sin God will not forgive is the Unpardonable Sin, and if you think you have committed it don't worry about it because it means you haven't.

No. Christianity began in Judea. Specifically in Jerusalem.

However it quickly spread to the country we now call Turkey, although in those days it was made of separate countries and states. For example, Ephesus (now in western Turkey) and Galatia (now in central Turkey) were two of many places in Turkey where Christian churches were thriving just 20-30 years or so after Christ's crucifixion, resurrection and ascension. We know this as Paul, in around 50-60 AD wrote letters to these churches that are still to be found in the New Testament of the Bible, indicating that these churches were already established by this time.

In order to better understand the function and practice of preaching. Because it is easy to think too much of one's own understanding and abilities, study with knowledgeable teachers is beneficial in developing both skill and humility.

Some consider him the most important in the Swiss Protestant Reformation but he could not come to full agreement with Luther and his movement was the only one not to become a 'church.' See the related link:

One possibility is James Hudson Taylor the well known missionary to China and founder of the China inland mission. He lived 1832-1905 and his parents were Methodists - his grandparents having received John Wesley himself into their home.

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The exact time of church services often differs from church to church, but the practice of worshiping on Sunday arose early on among Christians because it was the day Jesus rose from the dead.

They are Christians who aren't Catholics. Popular Protestant denominations include Baptists, Lutherans, Methodists and Episcopalians.

The New Testament used by the protestants is the same New Testament that the Christian Church has always used. The Christian Church has always used the same Old Testament that Our Blessed Lord, Jesus Christ, used, which was the Septuagint: the Greek translation of the Old Testament Bible made in the fourth century before Christ and used by most of the Jews in the first century A.D. The Jews who did not accept Jesus as the promised Messiah, in the second century removed the Deuterocanoical books from their Bible as they supported specifically Christian teachings, and are referred to numerous times in the New Testament. Martin Luther fourteen centuries later, when he was making up his own religion, removed these same books on the grounds that the Jews had. The Catholic Church indeed added in many books to the Bible, they are called the New Testament today by all Christians. The only subtractions or additions since then has been Martin Luther mutilating the Old Testament scriptures and adding words to the New Testament to support his novel teachings.

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Calvinism

It's a scam. Tithing was an old testament requirement only for certain israelites in certain circumstances. It no longer applies to Jews today and it was never meant for christians at all. Those preachers are abusing an obsolete law for their own financial gain. If any preacher says you must tithe or else you won't achieve salvation, run far, far away.

This really is something that is treated on an individual basis and not the relations between denominations as a whole. The Catholic Church certainly has a right to not approve of Mormons or Protestants, as both claim that the Catholic Church has gone astray. The Catholic Church generally has good relations with other denominations and individual Catholic groups work together with both Protestant and Mormon groups on a regular basis. Whether an individual Catholic prefers the company of Protestants or Mormons would be based on his/her individual personality, as they will have many common beliefs with people from both religions.