To: libdestroyer
The Catholic Church was founded by Jesus Christ on the Apostles, the first Bishops! Look at the facts!!!!
What is the History of Your Church?
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Church |
Year Established |
Founder |
Where Established |
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Catholic |
33 |
Jesus Christ |
Jerusalem |
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Orthodox |
1054 |
Schismatic Catholic Bishops |
Constantinople |
|
Lutheran |
1517 |
Martin Luther |
Germany |
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Anabaptist |
1521 |
Nicholas Storch & Thomas Munzer |
Germany |
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Anglican |
1534 |
Henry VIII |
England |
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Mennonites |
1536 |
Menno Simons |
Switzerland |
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Calvinist |
1555 |
John Calvin |
Switzerland |
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Presbyterian |
1560 |
John Knox |
Scotland |
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Congregational |
1582 |
Robert Brown |
Holland |
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Baptist |
1609 |
John Smyth |
Amsterdam |
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Dutch Reformed |
1628 |
Michaelis Jones |
New York |
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Congregationalist |
1648 |
Pilgrims and Puritans |
Massachusetts |
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Quakers |
1649 |
George Fox |
England |
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Amish |
1693 |
Jacob Amman |
France |
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Freemasons |
1717 |
Masons from four lodges |
London |
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Methodist |
1739 |
John & Charles Wesley |
England |
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Unitarian |
1774 |
Theophilus Lindey |
London |
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Methodist Episcopal |
1784 |
60 Preachers |
Baltimore, MD |
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Episcopalian |
1789 |
Samuel Seabury |
American Colonies |
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United Brethren |
1800 |
Philip Otterbein & Martin Boehn |
Maryland |
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Disciples of Christ |
1827 |
Thomas & Alexander Campbell |
Kentucky |
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Mormon |
1830 |
Joseph Smith |
New York |
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Methodist Protestant |
1830 |
Methodist |
United States |
|
Church of Christ |
1836 |
Warren Stone & Alexander Campbell |
Kentucky |
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Seventh Day Adventist |
1844 |
Ellen White |
Washington, NH |
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Christadelphian (Brethren of Christ |
1844 |
John Thomas |
Richmond, VA |
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Salvation Army |
1865 |
William Booth |
London |
|
Holiness |
1867 |
Methodist |
United States |
|
Jehovah's Witnesses |
1874 |
Charles Taze Russell |
Pennsylvania |
|
Christian Science |
1879 |
Mary Baker Eddy |
Boston |
|
Church of God in Christ |
1895 |
Various churches of God |
Arkansas |
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Church of Nazarene |
c. 1850-1900 |
Various religious bodies |
Pilot Point, TX |
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Pentecstal |
1901 |
Charles F. Parkham |
Topeka, KS |
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Aglipayan |
1902 |
Gregorio Aglipay |
Philippines |
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Assemblies of God |
1914 |
Pentecostalism |
Hot Springs, AZ |
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Iglesia ni Christo |
1914 |
Felix Manalo |
Philippines |
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Four-square Gospel |
1917 |
Aimee Semple McPherson |
Los Angeles, CA |
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United Church of Christ |
1961 |
Reformed and Congregationalist |
Philadelphia, PA |
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Calvary Chapel |
1965 |
Chuck Smith |
Costa Mesa, CA |
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United Methodist |
1968 |
Methodist and United Brethren |
Dallas, TX |
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Born-again |
c. 1970s |
Various religious bodies |
United States |
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Harvest Christian |
1972 |
Greg Laurie |
Riverside, CA |
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Saddleback |
1982 |
Rick Warren |
California |
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Non-denominational |
c. 1990s |
various |
United States |
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9 posted on
04/17/2012 10:36:46 AM PDT by
Salvation
("With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26)
To: Salvation
Odd, I see “catholic”, which means “universal”, but no “Roman Catholic”, which means something completely different.
13 posted on
04/17/2012 10:44:38 AM PDT by
kosciusko51
(Enough of "Who is John Galt?" Who is Patrick Henry?)
To: Salvation
Not to pick a fight, but “catholic” and “Roman Catholic” are not the same thing. The church at Rome did not exist in AD 33. Paul didn’t get to Rome until over 20 years later, Peter didn’t get to Rome until after Paul was beheaded (IIRC). I understand your position, but it’s probably better not to use that particular date.
14 posted on
04/17/2012 10:47:16 AM PDT by
jagusafr
("Write in Palin and prepare for war...")
To: Salvation
Jesus Christ founded the Catholic Church? NOPE.
The word “Catholic” is never mentioned.
He and the Apostles DID however bring us the Gospel, which Catholicism chooses to cherry pick at some points and completely ignore at other points...
For example, Christ says “this is the blood of the new covenant, poored out for you” and the Catholic Church CREATES the doctrine of trans-substantiation.
The Catholic church doesn’t believe in PERMANENT forgiveness of sins through Christ ALONE. It’s ironic that they celebrate the Body and Blood of Christ but don’t actually accept the meaning of it!
And finally, when Jesus told Peter that he held the keys to the Kingdom he was not referring to literal keys. Rather he was explaining that God would reveal himself to the hearts of men (just as he did with Peter) when asked “who do you say I am?
To: Salvation
Mormon 1830 Joseph Smith New York
New York huh, it figures!
22 posted on
04/17/2012 11:01:25 AM PDT by
US Navy Vet
(Go Packers! Go Rockies! Go Boston Bruins! See, I'm "Diverse"!)
To: Salvation
you could easily reverse the Catholic and the Orthodox chuch. Given the history that is too long to go into here.
That said.
is there a problem with the “mormonistas”?
is there a utah liberation organization?
are there mormons beheading nyt reporters?
is tom cruise a member?
37 posted on
04/17/2012 12:12:07 PM PDT by
longtermmemmory
(VOTE! http://www.senate.gov and http://www.house.gov)
To: Salvation
The Catholic Church was founded by Jesus Christ on the Apostles, the first Bishops! Look at the facts!!!!
That's what the Catholic Church tells you. When you are told a lie often enough it begins to sound like the truth. And so people who are raised in the RCC believe the lie.
Peter was not the leader of the Catholic church. Paul wrote in Galatians chapter 2 verse 7 that the gospel to the uncircumcised (Gentiles, anyone not Jews) was committed to Paul. The gospel to the circumcised (Jewish) was committed to Peter. Since most of us including the Catholic church are Gentiles the leader was Paul not Peter. I believe Paul taught this in other passages but this one is in my memory. ---Peter's statement of Jesus is the Christ is the Rock that Jesus church is built on, not Peter himself.
We have no further mention of Peter in the Acts of the Apostles. He seems to have gone down to Antioch after the council at Jerusalem, and there to have been guilty of dissembling, for which he was severely reprimanded by Paul (Gal. 2:11-16), who rebuked him to his face. After this he appears to have carried the gospel to the east, and to have laboured for a while at Babylon, on the Euphrates (1 Pet. 5:13). There is no satisfactory evidence that he (Peter) was ever at Rome. Where or when he died is not certainly known. Probably he died between A.D. 64 and 67.
The followers of Yeshua were all Jews who kept the Torah. It was the Catholic Church formed by Constantine who took away the Jewishness.
All that pagan stuff...the sign of the cross, veneration of saints, the Mass. It was the pagan Emperor Constantine who brought that stuff into the church at the instigation of corrupt Gentiles.
The Catholic Church began with the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD! Before that date the Church was pure!
53 posted on
04/17/2012 4:48:06 PM PDT by
crosshairs
(As long as there is evil, "Coexist" is impossible.)
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