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Discussion on matters of general mainstream Christian churches. What are the differences between Catholics and protestants? How has the charismatic movement affected the church? Are Southern baptists different from fundamentalist baptists? It is also for discussions about the nature of the church.

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Calling all Catholics.

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  • Spartacus
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    Beautiful, complex, coherent theology. The idea of visible signs of unity among Christians and of consistent historical witness.

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  • Leonhard
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    I am a convert to the Catholic Church, but that's what happens if you start out protestant but then becomes convinced that the Catholic Church is the church founded by Jesus.

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  • 37818
    started a topic Calling all Catholics.

    Calling all Catholics.

    What convinces you that the Catholic Church is the original church founded by Jesus? Being raised Catholic? Being a convert to the Catholic Church?
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