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christianity and catholocism |
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so were at a bit of a disagreement. i think catholocism is a form of christianity, and she thinks christianity is a form of catholocism. help me out here, and state which you think and why
former arguements can be found in the merry christmas etc thread |
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I'm not exactly sure. They are both linked together for me. Why haven't we had Judaism invovled in this situation? I'll just stick to this.
I don't know too much about the Catholics. All I know is they have Saints and stuff....so I really can't say anything about them. Now, being a Christian, I know a lot about Christianity. We believe that Jesus was the Messiah (yes, this has a point which will be stated in a few minutes) and he is God's son. But that leads me to the conclusion about Judaism. Christianity and Catholicism could well be a form of Judaism. Jesus was a Jew. Some of his diciples were Jews. But then they formed Christianity? Very odd to me... And Christianity was created before Catholicism, so most likely Catholicism evolved from Christianity. Hence stating, Judaism formed Christianity, which formed Catholicism. ![]() |
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