What’s the difference between Catholics and Christians?

Catholicism is a denomination of Christianity. They are Christian. Their doctrines differ from other Christian denominations but they believe in the same basic things that all Christians believe. Namely; One God in three persons; The Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Jesus‘s ransom sacrifice for the forgiveness sins–his death on the cross and His resurrection–His birth from a virgin. That we will have eternal life either with Him or without Him. That God created heaven and earth and that Jesus will come again in glory. The power of the Holy Spirit to perform miracles in our lives. The rest is all a matter of dogma and does not affect one’s salvation.Read more: What is the differene of catholic beliefs and christian beliefs? | Answerbag http://ift.tt/1pxzQjO

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