I am not talking major differences but minor, like some believe you have to speak in tongues? Others Baptism is part of salvation. To others, you can lose your salvation.
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Can churches work together who have different views of what Salvation entails?
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I guess it depends on what one is working towards?
I would like to know how they couldnt work together if salvation is what the "Churches" are trying to achieve?
All we need to be in agreence on is that Jesus Christ is the savior of the world.
St. Frances of Assi said to "Preach the gospel at all times, only use words when necessary."
"Churches" can work together successfully to advance salvation through out the world by example, bring Christ to others. "They will know we are Christians by our love."
I would like to know how they couldnt work together if salvation is what the "Churches" are trying to achieve?
All we need to be in agreence on is that Jesus Christ is the savior of the world.
St. Frances of Assi said to "Preach the gospel at all times, only use words when necessary."
"Churches" can work together successfully to advance salvation through out the world by example, bring Christ to others. "They will know we are Christians by our love."
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I dont think so:
How can work together two churches... if one of them think in gratia for being safe and other in making the Law? How could a church work with another if the first one dont believe in Holly Spirit gifts and the second one do?
Hugo.
How can work together two churches... if one of them think in gratia for being safe and other in making the Law? How could a church work with another if the first one dont believe in Holly Spirit gifts and the second one do?
Hugo.
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I think it depends on how big the differences are, what they are working for, and in what manner they are working together.
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OH I don't know. Locally, there is a very strong and active ministerium. we have a great deal of variety in denominations and yet with a few exceptions, we mange to work together on many outreaches and projects. 
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I'd have to agree. Catholic, Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian Churches in my area work together to provide food and shelter during the winter months. The Room at the Inn project uses either the sanctuary or a meeting room as a place for homeless to sleep one night a week: a different Church for each day of the week. They are given a dinner the night they arrive, breakfast when they wake up, and a bag lunch for the afternoon. They even provide transportation to classes where the homeless in town can learn to read, or learn a trade. It is truly beautiful to see the various congregations in the area working together towards a common goal.
God Bless,
Neal
God Bless,
Neal
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I voted not sure. My reasoning is because I believe that churches can work together for certain things and not for others. It depends on what the differences are, how big, and what they will be doing together.
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I voted Yes.
I think they should work together,espicailly when necessary.
After all diffrent people make Catholic donations,thers nothing wrong with that.
Many peple attened denominational Chruches that aren't their own.
Help people,both the same and diffrent.
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Hector
I think they should work together,espicailly when necessary.
After all diffrent people make Catholic donations,thers nothing wrong with that.
Many peple attened denominational Chruches that aren't their own.
Help people,both the same and diffrent.
Sinc.
Hector
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