Every denomination can back up it’s doctrine with scripture. And every denomination claims to be right. And i really love how some people take one verse and try to make a whole judgment on what is biblical.
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Just do what Jesus commanded us to do and don’t worry about anything else.
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Also known as false gospels.
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There’s no right religion nor denomination, only Bible is true. And individual obedience.
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I think it’s better to proclaim that according to the Bible, your denomination is not wrong.
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Here’s how you know sound doctrine… Context! context! context! Scripture interpreting scripture.. in what? It’s Context! ?
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“Every man is right in his own eyes”. Stay away from denominational bondage. Go to church because you love God and love the people. If they want to be right let them. God knows and sees your heart. What did Jesus do in John 2:24&25 he left because he knew what was in them!
I used to attack the church, i was once a Saul but i am now a Paul.
So beloved let us love one another for Love is of God and everyone that loveth is born of God and knoweth God. He that loveth not, knoweth not God for God is love. Beloved Let us love one another 1 John 4:7&8 -
I don’t agree that every denomination claims to be “right”. I think it is generally acknowledged that there are areas of scripture that one can take a different stance on (I emphasise these are non-essential areas) and that we have to hold in humility, respond to others in grace and maintain a willingness to learn.
It is always strange that churches are criticised for being too dogmatic but when there is an acknowledgement of uncertainty they are criticised for not knowing what they believe. One of the strengths of the sciences, for example, is that there is room for disagreement and humility between schools of thought while maintaining a unity regarding the value of truth. And denominations should be afforded the same respect as long as they stand united on the essential elements of the faith and respect other denominations view of non-essentials.
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