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Million dollar question! Hard to say, God only knows. From what I have seen in so many years, not even many Protestant and Evangelical churches may be. Catholics could be. Or the Orthodox. O alcune chiese…

… (consecrated hosts, holy waters, blessed houses) or instead it is the assembly of Christians that makes the place where it is held sacred? In reality, one place is no more sacred than another place, what makes it sacred is the community of saints,…

A priest may disagree with certain basic doctrines of the Catholic ministry such as the immaculate conception, the papal magisterium or purgatory? It makes no sense for a Catholic priest to disagree with Marian worship, the papal magisterium, the…

It is not so senseless what Catholicism says on the basis of works: salvation is yes by faith (the Bible is full of passages supporting this truth) but if works do not follow faith, it is a dead faith, as it says…

Marriage was not instituted by man, but by God himself, since the first man He created on earth. In fact we see that, after God created the sky, the earth and all the animals, creò l'uomo a Sua immagine e somiglianza e lo mise…

In what way, based on what Jesus has taken upon himself the sins of the world to save me? And who? From what? What is the result? In that way I can understand it? To view it?A live it? Se è solo per una questione fisica mi viene da…

In Isaiah 63:10 it speaks of the Spirit of God or the Holy Spirit given at Pentecost? The Holy Spirit and the Spirit of God are the same, there is only one Spirit!

In fact, the confirmation does not exist in the New Testament, where we find only the baptism. Confirmation is practiced, as well as in the Catholic Church, even in historic Protestant churches that recognize infant baptism as valid.…

What are the main differences between Catholicism, Lutheranism and Anglicanism from the spiritual and organizational point of view? A liturgical and organizational level are all similar, although Catholicism and Anglicanism are more similar…

Because it is a commandment of Jesus. Through baptism we publicly testify that we become part of the family of Christ.