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I'm always mixed up between these two. I thought there are the same.
What's the difference between a Catholic and a Christian?
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All salmon are fish, but not all fish are salmon
now re-read with Catholic in place of salmon and Christian in place of fish.
Theologically, the main differences between Catholicism and other Christian denominations are Recognition of the Pope, Transubstantiation and Devotion to Mary.
now re-read with Catholic in place of salmon and Christian in place of fish.
Theologically, the main differences between Catholicism and other Christian denominations are Recognition of the Pope, Transubstantiation and Devotion to Mary.
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Did the Pope tell you to say that?
Why do Catholics put the Pope on a higher pedestal than Christ himself? Utter BS.
SacredChao
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Catholic is to Christian as Square is to Rectangle.
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The Catholic religion is actually the foot of the dragon which betrays the lamb. The congress of the lamb will battle with the dragon in heaven on the Sea of Glass.
The Vatican being Catholic is a place whereby a false resurrection will occur.
This is all being shown so that present ignorant unsophisticated humanity will have a sense of wisdom and purpose while they watch the dragon in the form of the Catholic church try to rape the lamb in the Sea of Glass.
We of course can not allow this to happen. But most of us will probably powerlessly watch this happen nevertheless, on a monitor supplied by the greedy media who wish to imitate Christ while feeding the dragon his tribute.
The Vatican being Catholic is a place whereby a false resurrection will occur.
This is all being shown so that present ignorant unsophisticated humanity will have a sense of wisdom and purpose while they watch the dragon in the form of the Catholic church try to rape the lamb in the Sea of Glass.
We of course can not allow this to happen. But most of us will probably powerlessly watch this happen nevertheless, on a monitor supplied by the greedy media who wish to imitate Christ while feeding the dragon his tribute.
Catholic uses catechism . .in place of Jesus directives.
1st century Christians were renowned for not joining the military, or getting involved in politics.
They were known for their public preaching ministry.
The use of idols in worship was forbidden and not done by 1st century Christians . . so what is occurring in the modern Catholic Church is a bit of a ?
Especiallly since the Pope has forbidden the use of Jehovah Gods name being used in Catholic preaching.
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1st century Christians were renowned for not joining the military, or getting involved in politics.
They were known for their public preaching ministry.
The use of idols in worship was forbidden and not done by 1st century Christians . . so what is occurring in the modern Catholic Church is a bit of a ?
Especiallly since the Pope has forbidden the use of Jehovah Gods name being used in Catholic preaching.
Shame!
IrisNohemy
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well first a Christian is someone who follows Christ which means Catholics are also referred to as Christians which can confuse people.
But if your refering to the specific churches
A christian is bible based. they try to follow what the bible says. A true christian reads the bible, goes to church and is an active member, and has a personal relationship with God.
I'm not exactly sure about catholics... what i seen is that they also follow the virgin mary and pray to her... they are also bible based (even though i've never read anything about praying/worshiping the virgin mary in there) but they're bible has additional books. They also do that thing were they confess they're sins to the priest and he tell's them to pray all this different prayers... (Christians ask for forgiveness directly through their prayers to God just like if they were talking to another person not by reciting something)
But if your refering to the specific churches
A christian is bible based. they try to follow what the bible says. A true christian reads the bible, goes to church and is an active member, and has a personal relationship with God.
I'm not exactly sure about catholics... what i seen is that they also follow the virgin mary and pray to her... they are also bible based (even though i've never read anything about praying/worshiping the virgin mary in there) but they're bible has additional books. They also do that thing were they confess they're sins to the priest and he tell's them to pray all this different prayers... (Christians ask for forgiveness directly through their prayers to God just like if they were talking to another person not by reciting something)