Sorry about that Missy.
That was just something I heard once and I wasn't sure whether or not it was true, but I thought it was kinda funny. Michelle
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How much diffrence is there between Protestants and Catholics???
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Sorry about that Missy.
That was just something I heard once and I wasn't sure whether or not it was true, but I thought it was kinda funny. Michelle
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Hector, you might find post #6 of this thread enlightening. Bon apetit!
http://www.christianforums.com/threads/12925.html
http://www.christianforums.com/threads/12925.html
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what we have here is a failure to communicate
It seems lihe hector might be confusing the Bible and Catechism.
maybe he has a combo version that is messing him up.
maybe he has a combo version that is messing him up.
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Do Catholics use The Larger and Shorter Catechisms? And if so, is the first question of the Larger, What is the chief and highest end of man? A. Man's chief and highest end is to glorify God and to fully enjoy Him forever.?
I am just curious as to if we are using the same catechisms and if so why some of us always find points to battle over.
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Catholics use one single catechism, the Universal Catechism of the Catholic Church, last revised in 1997.
Before this, the catechism in use was the Catcheism of the Council of Trent, issued in the 16th century.
There are other, smaller catechisms, but they are based on these two big ones.
Before this, the catechism in use was the Catcheism of the Council of Trent, issued in the 16th century.
There are other, smaller catechisms, but they are based on these two big ones.
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Sorry about that Missy.
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Miss Shelby, no apologies needed. I am not a JW..and never ever ever will be..LOL.. AND YES..that was a funny joke..LOL!
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I think Ill add my two cents on this issue. What more I have a unique perspective on the issue since both sides tend to think I fall in with the other respectively. I was once told by a friend you look and act catholic buy you sound Baptist.
In all of the essential doctrines Catholics and Protestants agree. Those being the Christological, Trinitarian, and those that relate to the nature of man. While Ps and Cs may disagree on where fullness of temporal authority lies, they both agree that the FINAL authority is Gods. While we may dispute the roles of faith and works in the redemptive process, there is NO dispute that Salvations is by grace alone through Jesus Christ alone.
The disagreements in doctrines between the P and C sects is not in the WHAT doctrines but instead in the HOW doctrines. In those things, we can work towards understanding and agreement but our differences do not in any way preclude the entry into heaven of either side.
Anyhow thats my buck fifty on the issue from some one who is arguably neither here nor there on the issue.
In all of the essential doctrines Catholics and Protestants agree. Those being the Christological, Trinitarian, and those that relate to the nature of man. While Ps and Cs may disagree on where fullness of temporal authority lies, they both agree that the FINAL authority is Gods. While we may dispute the roles of faith and works in the redemptive process, there is NO dispute that Salvations is by grace alone through Jesus Christ alone.
The disagreements in doctrines between the P and C sects is not in the WHAT doctrines but instead in the HOW doctrines. In those things, we can work towards understanding and agreement but our differences do not in any way preclude the entry into heaven of either side.
Anyhow thats my buck fifty on the issue from some one who is arguably neither here nor there on the issue.
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There was an interfaith service - Catholic and Protestant- and when it came time for Communion / Eucharist - Jesus showed up. The priest and the minister ran up to Him to determine once and for all who was "right", wine or grape juice, open communion or closed communion...etc.....they both started asking Jesus who was right, and Jesus said, " you have put these barriers up between yourselves, that was never My intention"
There was an interfaith service - Catholic and Protestant- and when it came time for Communion / Eucharist - Jesus showed up. The priest and the minister ran up to Him to determine once and for all who was "right", wine or grape juice, open communion or closed communion...etc.....they both started asking Jesus who was right, and Jesus said, " you have put these barriers up between yourselves, that was never My intention"
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jephunneh: its sad and tragic that you feel that way since both sides are Christians and are in agreement on more than in disagreement. I guess the things held in disagreement are sooo important to some people that they cannot over come them to see how alike they are to the other side. *sigh*
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