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stormy99
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**Never thought about it that way…Christianity is too broad for my comfort, but then Jesus said we should all be one…so perhaps that’s the correct answer…
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Is Christianity the religion, or is the church the religion? Christians, what religion do you say you are?
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“Theology divides, service to others, unifies.”**Never thought about it that way…Christianity is too broad for my comfort, but then Jesus said we should all be one…so perhaps that’s the correct answer…
stormy**
Margaret Fell-Fox
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The_Old_Medic
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I am a Roman Catholic Christian.
I truly believe that the Roman Catholic Church is the one true Christian Church on this earth. I believe that it is the one church established by Jesus Christ, handed over to the Apostles and the Apostles ordained men to take on their roles, and to continue the church.
I believe that the Roman Catholic Church is the ONLY church that has an unbroken line, from Saint Peter as the Head of the Church on Earth, right down to Benedict XVI, who is the direct successor of Saint Peter.
All other Christian churches date from the 800’s or later. All of them broke away from the Catholic Church (or broke away from a church that had, or broke away from a line of churches that had once been Catholic). Not one of them can show an unbroken line of succession, unless they do so through the Roman Catholic Church.
I truly believe that the Roman Catholic Church is the one true Christian Church on this earth. I believe that it is the one church established by Jesus Christ, handed over to the Apostles and the Apostles ordained men to take on their roles, and to continue the church.
I believe that the Roman Catholic Church is the ONLY church that has an unbroken line, from Saint Peter as the Head of the Church on Earth, right down to Benedict XVI, who is the direct successor of Saint Peter.
All other Christian churches date from the 800’s or later. All of them broke away from the Catholic Church (or broke away from a church that had, or broke away from a line of churches that had once been Catholic). Not one of them can show an unbroken line of succession, unless they do so through the Roman Catholic Church.
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Todd520
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Great quote!“Theology divides, service to others, unifies.”
Margaret Fell-Fox
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