Denominational Differences

[indra_fanatic]

It depends. She has to be a rock-solid sister with orthodox views in all important areas. It would be preferable for her to belong to a mainstream denomination or be non-denominational, but it's something that largely needs to be judged individually.

 

[B®ent]

So long as she believes in the Holy Trinity, the Atonement, and the Resurrection. If she truly believes in her heart that Christ rose from the dead, and has repented of her sins - that is enough for me. As for which church we would attend, that's up to God.

 

[Niels]

Denominational differences don't matter to me as much as what aspects of Christianity she puts the emphasis on. For example: if she says all midtribulationists are going to hell, it would bother me quite a bit (even though I'm not a midtribulationist). If, however, her faith is based on a personal saving faith in Christ, and she doesn't go around looking for reasons why other Christians should go to hell, then denominational differences aren't as much of an issue for me.