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ATraveller
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It was inevitable. And it wouldn’t be the first time a Methodist body in America split.
At least it won’t be as messy as the other Mainline denominations. The liberals/agnostics/Gnostics can do their own thing with their own resources and the Christians can go on worshipping God without the constant distractions from the liberals/agnostics/Gnostics.
At least it won’t be as messy as the other Mainline denominations. The liberals/agnostics/Gnostics can do their own thing with their own resources and the Christians can go on worshipping God without the constant distractions from the liberals/agnostics/Gnostics.
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Are these groups mutually exclusive?The liberals/agnostics/Gnostics can do their own thing with their own resources and the Christians can go on worshipping God
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No. There are massive overlaps. And by liberal, I don’t mean politics. Rather it roughly means you don’t have to believe anything in particular and there’s really no authority.Are these groups mutually exclusive?
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After living through the split in the Episcopal church, I don’t envy what the
Methodist church is going through. It was very painful to watch the divide happen.
The good thing with the Episcopal church, is that many converted to Catholicism as I did. So perhaps some Methodists will find their way to the Catholic church now as well.
Methodist church is going through. It was very painful to watch the divide happen.
The good thing with the Episcopal church, is that many converted to Catholicism as I did. So perhaps some Methodists will find their way to the Catholic church now as well.
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