its for this group assignment for school.. we are talking about christianity in the caribbean .. n my branch is pentecostalism n im not gettin anywhere without the info ...ive looked everywhere and im not gettin what im lookin for.
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I'm a pentecostal,here is a site you can go to. UPCI.org     I hope you find what your looking for and understand my religon. And GOD Bless
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Oh wait for it.. the wacky fun loving christians will have to throw biblical lines here whether you want them or not, they can't help themselves.. How about leprechauns and the tooth fairy and pirates. I do believe in pirates. I tihnk.
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ns_360,\n\nMy father was a Baptist minister, so I grew up in church. About 12 years ago, I was “baptized in the Spirit.” That is what makes me “Pentecostal.” The Holy Spirit first came on the day of Pentecost, and so we are called “Pentecostal” because we believe that the Christian experience and practice should be the same now as at the beginning. Years ago there was a strict adherence to some biblical instruction regarding our “outward appearance,” but in the 12 years that I’ve been “Pentecostal” I have never seen any of those practices encouraged or enforced.\n\nThe rules I follow are:\n\nLove God with all my heart, soul, mind and strength.\nLove my neighbor as myself.\nThe Great Commission: to go into all the world and make disciples\n\nPersonally, I feel a need to pray and read my Bible and attend church, etc., but there are no rules concerning these things. I just feel that God is important to me, and frankly, I need His help, so I do these things by my own choice.\n\nI hope this helps.\n\nGod bless.
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I thought the site was extremely interresting and even book marked it for later reading.  When I am home alone i may even listen to some of the audio.  Of course, some of it i found far fetched and hard to comprehend; however, some of it made since and requires further research.  Thank you very much for posting it.  I appreciate any chance at learning about other peoples beliefs and religions.  I think part of the problems btw modern Christians and other religions is that most Christians will not take the time to listen and study other belief systems.
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Go to www.beliefnet.com and take the Belief O Matic quiz.  It is not definitive but it can give you a good idea of what religion to investigate.  :)
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http://www.islam101.com/religions/christianity/mBible.htm
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I think santaria is a very interesting example of religious syncretism between west african beliefs and catholicism.  I am not Catholic but I think if someone is true to Catholicism and the legitimacy of the pope then they would have to reject Santaria.  That is just my opinion though.  I find it very interesting how much variation there is in catholicism despite the authority of the vatican.
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I'm Pentecostal. I go to a UPC church in Bremen,Indiana. My e-mail adress is superchick751@yahoo.com if you want to talk more.
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That's a good question.  I couldn't find the answer online.  My advice is to either visit another church and ask them or visit a nearby government building (state capitol, city hall...) and ask them.  Somebody should know.
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http://www.bible.ca/bible.htm
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Have you by any chance checked the family web site for information?  It is http://www.aaallen.net/.  Since they have the copyright on all his books and sermons, they may be able to provide what you are looking for.
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Hi, I think the link below will help shed some light on things.\n\nhope it helps\nNigel
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If you are just looking for some straight facts about different denominations and what they believe there is a great book called "Handbook Of Denominations" by Mead. It will give you lots of great info.
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http://www.christiancrafters.com/\n\nI am guessing you meant for the Christian faith, correct? here you go!
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This website is just someones personal interpretation of the verses in the Bible.  Read the bible for yourself and then ask God  himself for any needed explanation. He just might answer you !\n\nGood luck with your spiritual journey!
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I read through your paper and I must admit that it must have been difficult to cram so much into something so little. Theological debate can go on and on. Just the history of Christianity can even be volumes. \n\nNow, I don't know where you stand with God, I just know that one thing you failed to mention was (well I guess you touched on it a little) was the fact that Christianity is spiritual, hence, "God is Spirit, and His worshippers must worship in spirit and truth." (John 4:24) Ones own relationship with Jesus Christ cannot be by or through the intellect. There's where faith come in. With all do respect, your presentation was accurate, however, we MUST remember that we cannot bring God down to OUR level, we must assend to HIS level through the Holy Spirit and the only way the Truth can be discovered is by faith alone. Good job, and God bless you.
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Okay, back in the day when the first set of pagans under Constantine converted to Christianity, a group of clergies and etc...got together and collected all the books every written by those who lived in that era of Jesus.  They sat in a council and decided which books they wanted to include in the bible and which ones they would throw out.  The people who wrote the current books of the bible read many of the ones who were not included, thus leaving us with a half written story of the bible.