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If I was out of town, I would attend one of those denoms, thou Im not famillier withRegard the count of Protestant denominations and even going so far as to consider the rites with the Catholic church as denominations, I must ask this of my Protestant brothers and sisters:
If it boils down to being either Protestant or Catholic, then why are you one Protestant denomination and not the other. Why do you go to say a Baptist church on Sunday, and not the Lutheran church, or the Seven Day Adventists or the Church of Christ. After all, its not Catholic.
Now you may ask the same of me, as to why I as a Roman Catholic don’t go to a Greek Catholic Divine Liturgy or a Maronite Rite Mass on Sunday or if that was closer to my home than a Roman Catholic parish. The answer is that I can, and it a complete and full meeting of obligation with no deviation from the teaching of the Catholic Church.
But, can a Lutheran say the same by going to a Sunday service at the local Alliance church? Can an Presbyterian say that by attending Sunday service at an Assembly of God.
Just a pause for thought.
God bless
Tony
Alliance church. If there were no protestant churches but only a Catholic church I would check that out (hiding in the back row of course.)