Hell. Will Lots of People Go There?

[Lady Bug]

Ok, I understand, but that doesn't tell me what denomination the school was...baptist, catholic, lutheran, etc, etc

My guess is Adventist.

 

[Paulwat]

Ok, I understand, but that doesn't tell me what denomination the school was...baptist, catholic, lutheran, etc, etc

It was a protestant Christian school

 

[Pepperdoodle]

It was a protestant Christian school

There are thousands of protestant denominations.
Not all are Christian.
Not sure why you won't just say which one specifically

 

[Paulwat]

There are thousands of protestant denominations.
Not all are Christian.
Not sure why you won't just say which one specifically

It was church of England school which is what qualifies as a protestatnt christian school. I don't want to say what the exact school was since that is personal info.

 

[Pepperdoodle]

It was church of England school which is what qualifies as a protestatnt christian school. I don't want to say what the exact school was since that is personal info.

On no, wasn't wanting the exact school, just the denomination of the school.

The Church of England is the established denomination in England and the mother church of the global Anglican Communion.
The Church of England is often described as a middle way, or via media, between Catholicism and Protestantism, combining elements of both traditions in its theology, liturgy, and governance.
It is an Episcopal church, organized into two provinces—Canterbury and York—each divided into dioceses led by bishops, with the Archbishop of Canterbury as the most senior cleric.

From the little you shared, it seems it's multi denominational.

 

[Michie]

Can you clarify what you mean by this?
I've only been in this forum for about 2 months, so curious what you mean.
Thanks.

You can come in and fellowship ask respectful questions, just hang out. But nobody can come in and debate the Faith we follow, what the Church teaches in favor of their own teachings. This includes those that claim they “used” to be Catholic. The forum is a safe haven for Catholics to learn and grow. It’s the same for all congregational forums. All of them are safe havens for the particular stripe of Christianity they follow. There are several forums where people can debate but the congregational forums are supposed to be a respite from all that.

 

[Michie]

On no, wasn't wanting the exact school, just the denomination of the school.

The Church of England is the established denomination in England and the mother church of the global Anglican Communion.
The Church of England is often described as a middle way, or via media, between Catholicism and Protestantism, combining elements of both traditions in its theology, liturgy, and governance.
It is an Episcopal church, organized into two provinces—Canterbury and York—each divided into dioceses led by bishops, with the Archbishop of Canterbury as the most senior cleric.

From the little you shared, it seems it's multi denominational.

They are not in union with Rome.

 

[RileyG]

It was church of England school which is what qualifies as a protestatnt christian school. I don't want to say what the exact school was since that is personal info.

The Church of England is Anglican.

 

[RileyG]

My guess is Adventist.

Not to go off topic, but Adventist don't even believe in hell. At least the SDA doesn't. they believe in soul sleep, and the wicked will be annihilated. Very similar to how the JW (who are not Christian according to CF standards) also believe. They're both part of the restorationist movement IIRC.

 

[RileyG]

They are not in union with Rome.

Correct. There is also Anglicans not in communion with the Anglican Communion/Archbishop of Canterbury, but that is entirely off topic.

 

[RileyG]

There are thousands of protestant denominations.
Not all are Christian.
Not sure why you won't just say which one specifically

Yes. There are over 33,000 Protestant denominations and multiplying.