All Christians believe that the gospel of Jesus Christ saves sinners and enables them to live forever, even after they physically die. Not all Christians agree about whether or not believers still...
Category: Protestantism
Confessing sin to priests, who in turn communicate the requirements for forgiveness, is an important practice in Roman Catholicism. Many people wonder if Protestants have the same practice or a...
Making the sign of the cross, also called "crossing one's self," is a practice common in certain branches of historic Christianity, such as Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy. However, it is...
The terms "Protestant" and "Reformed" are both used to describe Christians, each with certain sets of beliefs and practices. However, Protestant and Reformed Christians, as well as their churches,...
Catholics and Protestants have many similarities regarding doctrine, like the Trinity, and practices, such as studying the Bible. While Catholics, and the vast majority of Protestants, participate in...
Catholic Lord’s Prayer vs. Protestant Lord’s Prayer: What’s the Difference?
The Lord's Prayer is one of the most well-known and much-loved passages in the New Testament. The Gospels of Matthew and Luke record the prayer, which believers have recited in their churches and...