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12 questions linked to/from Does the Catholic Church officially recognize Protestants as Christians?
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Are mainline Protestants our Brothers in Christ by virtue of the Trinitarian Baptism? [Catholic] [duplicate]
If I am not mistaken, water baptism is one of the 7 sacraments and it can be performed by laymen and must not necessarily involve clergy. In such a case, since Protestants have no apostolic succession ...
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Do Catholics believe Protestants are part of the Christian Faith? [duplicate]
My name is Dash. I am 16 and I am a Methodist Christian. I am currently learning about church history on my own and Ive come up with a few questions that have definitely been asked 1000 times.
Do ...
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What are the biblical arguments against the papacy and papal succession?
The Catholic Church teaches that Peter was the first pope and that papal succession continued down through history to the present day. However, neither the Orthodox nor the Protestant churches ...
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Do Evangelicals see Catholics as pagans?
This question is based on my personal experience. Some time ago I had a discussion with a friend of mine who's an evangelical pastor.
In a very subtle way, he was asserting that I actually believe ...
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If a Catholic converts to some Protestant religion is he excommunicated or given any official rebuke by the Church?
Contemplating the question do Catholics recognize Protestants as Christian here:Does the Catholic Church officially recognize Protestants as Christians?
I am not sure what an official church policy ...
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What is the Catholic method of salvation?
Evangelicals believe that salvation is by grace alone through faith, that Christ's death and resurrection alone is the basis of their Salvation. Is this comparable to the Catholic concept of ...
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Does the Lumen Gentium dogmatic constitution say that non-Catholic Christians cannot be saved?
The Wikipedia page on Salvation in Christianity says the following about the Catholic view of salvation of non-Catholics:
Nevertheless, individual Protestants aware of the fact that Christ ...
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What are the divisions between Vatican I and Vatican II Catholics? [duplicate]
On this site Catholic questions are often answered very well by self avowed Catholics. Often two such users will argue well their viewpoints, but reach very different conclusions. For example see as ...
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Who is a Christian according to the Catholic Church?
How does the Catholic Church define who a Christian is? Is a Christian, according to the Catholic Church, someone who
is baptized,
a member of the Catholic Church or Mystical Body of Christ
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Where did the Roman Catholic denomination in India originate, and why are there differences amongst Indian Christians?
I would like to know from where Roman Catholic denomination originated. Why does we have many groups like CSI, Jacobites, Orthodox, Evangelist, etc? Is it because of the believes people divide among ...
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From the perspective of Catholicism, are there or have there been any Protestant saints?
From the perspective of Catholicism, are there or have there been any Protestant saints?
Is this something possible at least in principle?
Theoretically speaking, could a Protestant attain the status ...
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Salvation for Protestants who knowingly reject Catholicism? [duplicate]
Is there salvation for Protestants who have researched, prayed, and ultimately rejected Catholic teachings?
Explanation: I am a Protestant aligning most closely with Baptists. I am engaged to a ...
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