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Phat
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12-15-2006 1:05 PM


There are five doctrinal areas that separate Roman Catholics from evangelical Protestants.
  • authority
  • justification
  • Mariology
  • sacramentalism and the mass
  • religious pluralism
    There are also similarities, particularly between conservative Catholics and conservative fundamentalist Protestants.
    I would like to discuss Catholicism and Protestantism in a general discussion...keeping our focus contained in the general beliefs of these two religions.
    Are there irreconcilable differences or are there minor interpretations that are unimportant? If so, why is there still a split after 500 years?
    Faith/Belief, please.

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    12-15-2006 7:14 PM


    Thread copied to the Are Catholics and Protestants that different? thread in the Faith and Belief forum, this copy of the thread has been closed.

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