[MHGinTN]

Being a Catholic does not equate one-to-one with being a Christian. I’m sure there are Christians in the catholic institution, but there are even Christians in Mormonism. And as with catholiciism, these drifting in the institution of catholiciism did not become Christians via Mormonism, or a particular baptism, or a particular fealty to sacraments.

[Ransomed]

“... but I forgot, catholiciism is not Christianity”

Whatever pal. Good luck with this.

Freegards

[terycarl]

Being a Catholic does not equate one-to-one with being a Christian. I’m sure there are Christians in the catholic institution, but there are even Christians in Mormonism. And as with catholiciism, these drifting in the institution of catholiciism did not become Christians via Mormonism, or a particular baptism, or a particular fealty to sacraments.

Your concept of Christianity is totally skewed...Catholicism IS Christianity, fully and completely. The various "denominations" which sprang up as the result of the revolution, are all either in error or at best incomplete.. Catholics are not Christians because they believe in the Sacraments and Baptism, but believe in those things because they are TOTALLY Christian.....to deny the Sacraments and still claim Christianity is in error and incomplete.