Episode:
0202
Will Catholics be in Heaven?
Since the birth of Protestantism in the 16th century there has been a stark divide between the Roman Catholic Church and the Protestant Church — but should this divide stand? Are Catholics essentially part of the same faith as protestants? And if not, why?
What are the key differences between Catholics and Protestants? And where should believers draw the line in terms of fellowship and ministry?
This week, Peter, Aaron, and guest-hosts Dashawn Cousins and Adam Powers discuss the differences between Catholicism and Protestantism, the history of how these traditions developed, and whether we are called to link arms or separate in our pursuit of the truth.
“It doesn’t really matter what any of us believe about the subject, it matters what Scripture says, and whether or not we align with Scripture. When we define Christianity, and even Catholicism as it’s supposed to be understood, we allow Scripture to define that for us.” ~ Aaron Currin
It doesn’t really matter what any of us believe about the subject, it matters what Scripture says. When we define Christianity, and even Catholicism as it’s supposed to be understood, we allow Scripture to define that for us. ~ Aaron CurrinClick To TweetGuest Hosts
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