Which Apostolic Church do you belong to?

[Gnarwhal]

Shucks, I guess that means I'm no longer allowed to speak to you. . JUST KIDDING OF COURSE!

I pray that you are blessed!

The schism is REAL.

 

[~Anastasia~]

The schism is REAL.

Lol, yes, it is ... but that's for the hierarchs to worry about.

 

[Truth Lover]

Roman Catholic

 

[Paidiske]

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Folks, once again we have had a thread clean...

Please note the forum this is in, and the purpose of the thread, and try to stay on topic.
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On topic, since I see I haven't posted here yet, I'm an Anglican in communion with Canterbury (diocese of Melbourne, Australia).

 

[Targaryen]

Anglican.

 

[thecolorsblend]

Roman Catholic. Anglo-Catholic for a while but I decided separation from Canterbury bothers me less than separation from Rome.

 

[gordonhooker]

Roman Catholic. Anglo-Catholic for a while but I decided separation from Canterbury bothers me less than separation from Rome.

Love it - but I stuck with Anglo-Catholic because you get the best of both worlds...

 

[chevyontheriver]

The Third Law of Theology: For every theologian there is an equal and opposite theologian.

That quote seems crazily accurate.

 

[gordonhooker]

That quote seems crazily accurate.

Yep I thought so and reading these forum you see all sorts of things that make you go UMMMMMMMMWOTTHE! lol.

I also love this quote of yours...

Martin Luther King used to say, “We will have to repent in this generation not merely for the vitriolic words and actions of the bad people, but for the appalling silence of the good people.”

 

[Fascinated With God]

I was raised Methodist but baptized both Catholic & Methodist. And the Wesley brothers were Anglican priests all their lives. The only reason Methodism isn't just Anglican is that Parliment passed a law after the Revolutionary War preventing Anglican priests from traveling to America. I once heard a Methodist minister say, "We are only two steps removed from Catholicism."

I grew unhappy with Methodism because they are more into ethics than theology. I only attend Catholic & Greek Orthodox services now. But my Chrismation at my Methodist confirmation was an incredibly powerful mystical experience, I'd swear I was literally glowing, for one. It was hard to top, so I haven't actually joined another denomination.

 

[actionsub]

I was raised Methodist but baptized both Catholic & Methodist. And the Wesley brothers were Anglican priests all their lives. The only reason Methodism isn't just Anglican is that Parliment passed a law after the Revolutionary War preventing Anglican priests from traveling to America. I once heard a Methodist minister say, "We are only two steps removed from Catholicism."

I grew unhappy with Methodism because they are more into ethics than theology. I only attend Catholic & Greek Orthodox services now. But my Chrismation at my Methodist confirmation was an incredibly powerful mystical experience, I'd swear I was literally glowing, for one. It was hard to top, so I haven't actually joined another denomination.

I am United Methodist, though in the last couple of years I have felt drawn to something more deeply liturgical. The choices I have before me are:
ELCA
Episcopal
Ecumenical Catholic Communion (Old Catholic)

 

[BABerean2]

I am United Methodist, though in the last couple of years I have felt drawn to something more deeply liturgical. The choices I have before me are:
ELCA
Episcopal
Ecumenical Catholic Communion (Old Catholic)

David H. J. Ministry (Short Articles on the New Covenant)
David H J Gay Ministry



The New Covenant: Bob George

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[~Anastasia~]

David H. J. Ministry (Short Articles on the New Covenant)
David H J Gay Ministry



The New Covenant: Bob George

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Thank you for trying to help.

But this organization appears to be anti-sacramental and as such by definition doesn't fit under the umbrella of Traditional Theology.

 

[~Anastasia~]

What more are you looking for?
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Statement of Purpose - Traditional Theology Statement of Purpose

 

[MarkRohfrietsch]

Thank you for trying to help.

But this organization appears to be anti-sacramental and as such by definition doesn't fit under the umbrella of Traditional Theology.

Yes, about the opposite end of the stick.

 

[~Anastasia~]

And what would that be?

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This isn't the place to discuss it. But many of the teachings are anti-sacramental. Some of the pastors I recognize as anti-Tradition. And I see nothing there looking to Holy Tradition as an actual authority (the whole point of Traditional Theology).

 

[anna ~ grace]

Aspiring Catholic Christian. Still praying my husband and I all the way Home!

Would the Assyrian Church of the East also fit into this category? I'm assuming they would. Christology and Mariology aside, they are still Apostolic, Sacramental, and their hagiology would be close to the Catholic-Orthodox practice (requesting Saints' intercession, help, and prayers).

Holy Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church of the East

 

[Julian of Norwich]

AngloCatholic

 

[tampasteve]

Aspiring Catholic Christian. Still praying my husband and I all the way Home!

Would the Assyrian Church of the East also fit into this category? I'm assuming they would. Christology and Mariology aside, they are still Apostolic, Sacramental, and their hagiology would be close to the Catholic-Orthodox practice (requesting Saints' intercession, help, and prayers).

Holy Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church of the East

I know this is an OLD question, but yes, the CoTE would qualify as Apostolic by most definitions.

 

[anna ~ grace]

I know this is an OLD question, but yes, the CoTE would qualify as Apostolic by most definitions.

Cool, thanks! Hope your journey in Christ is going well, Sir! Bless you.

 

[bpd_stl]

I am a Roman Catholic of the Archdiocese of St. Louis, shepherded by His Excellency (metropolitan) Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski

 

[Xeno.of.athens]

I am a Catholic. From the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic church