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RomanRyan1088
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Who or What is this, did this Boniface III find the Catholic Church? I thought Jesus did?
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RomanRyan1088
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The reason I ask is because i found this little chart.
TIME
PLACE
FOUNDER
CHURCH
606 A.D.
Rome
Boniface III
Roman Catholic
1520 A.D.
Germany
Martin Luther
Lutheran
1534 A.D.
England
Henry VIII
Episcopalian
1536 A.D.
Switzerland
John Calvin
Presbyterian
1550 A.D.
England
Robert Browne
Congregational
1607 A.D.
Holland
John Smythe
Baptist
1739 A.D.
England
John Wesley
Methodist
1830 A.D.
America
Joseph Smith
Latter Day Saints (Mormon)
1830 A.D.
America
William Miller
Adventists
1866 A.D.
America
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Scientist
1872 A.D.
America
Charles T. Russell
Jehovah’s Witnesses
I almost fell outta my chair when i saw Roman Catholic,
Boniface III
TIME
PLACE
FOUNDER
CHURCH
606 A.D.
Rome
Boniface III
Roman Catholic
1520 A.D.
Germany
Martin Luther
Lutheran
1534 A.D.
England
Henry VIII
Episcopalian
1536 A.D.
Switzerland
John Calvin
Presbyterian
1550 A.D.
England
Robert Browne
Congregational
1607 A.D.
Holland
John Smythe
Baptist
1739 A.D.
England
John Wesley
Methodist
1830 A.D.
America
Joseph Smith
Latter Day Saints (Mormon)
1830 A.D.
America
William Miller
Adventists
1866 A.D.
America
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Scientist
1872 A.D.
America
Charles T. Russell
Jehovah’s Witnesses
I almost fell outta my chair when i saw Roman Catholic,
Boniface III
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hlgomez
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That’s totally misleading. There was not even term “Roman” Catholic until after the reformation where King Henry VIII coined the term “Roman” to Catholics.
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RomanRyan1088
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Don’t post in here anymore, i started a new thread with the exact same question, and a better heading.
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