To: Cronos
It's confusing when some who call themselves Protestants say that Unitarians and JWs who believe in the Gospel ARE Protestants and then others say that they aren't
Certainly, you can understand that organizations and individuals within, may have different beliefs.
Should, I judge the RCC on sedavacantism or liberal C and E catholics or traditionalist or Marian devotees beliefs?
To: bkaycee
Individuals within cannot disagree with the fundamental clauses of the organisation. For example, one in your own group cannot deny the divinity of Christ and the Trinity, or that person denies the basic fundamentals of your group. Similarly, a Unitarian denies the Trinity, that is the basic fundamental of that group, defined in their very name.
I'm not talking about externals or even subsequent doctrines, but about basic dogmas like the Trinity. A Trinitarian is a Christian and vice-versa
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09/10/2010 11:29:49 PM PDT by
Cronos
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