what do they believe in \nwhat's the difference between them and other Christian groups??\nwhy are they righ or wrong??
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Take a further look by clicking on the hyperlink.  In my eyes no religon is right or wrong and everyone is entitled to their own belief!\n\n"Unitarianism\n\nHistoric Unitarianism believed in the oneness of God as opposed to traditional Christian belief in the Trinity (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit). Historic Unitarians believed in the moral authority, but not the deity, of Jesus. Unitarians are characterized by some as being identified through history as free thinkers and dissenters, evolving their beliefs in the direction of rationalism and humanism.\n\nThroughout the world, many Unitarian congregations and associations belong to the International Council of Unitarians and Universalists. In the United States many Unitarians are Unitarian Universalist or UU, reflecting an institutional consolidation between Unitarianism and Universalism. Today, most Unitarian Universalists do not consider themselves Christians, even if they share some beliefs quite similar to those of mainstream Christians.[1] There is a small percentage of UUs who maintain a Christian centric belief system, see Unitarian Christians."
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The interesting thing is that the various christian sects can't even agree among them selves.\n\n Many of them see their own particular variety as the one true and only. They even say that they are the only ones going to Heaven. \n\nIf they can't even agree amongst themselves how are the rest of us supposed to believe this nonsense is the truth.\n\nLove and blessings Don
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I attend a Christian Church. I am a student of theology and I sit with the elders of our church and we study for hours every week. There is no member of the church I attend that believes that you have to believe in the deity of Jesus Christ in order to have eternal life. We believe that cultures are diverse and there is one god of this earth. The God of Abraham is the God of Mohammed. \nI believe in transcendence, I believe in the probability of reincarnation. All Christian churches are not alike. It is the same with Moslem sects. \nI think there is greater intolerance among the Moslem sects than there is between a Moslem and a member of the church I attend.\nPeace be with you. I shall take a look at your site and YES, God will bless me for keeping an open mind and searching always for truth.
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...Unfortunately, we can embrace some traditions that may not match up with Scripture.\n...I respectfully disagree with those who use this terminology (ask Jesus into your heart).  The Gospel was explained to me this way, but I don't think it is biblically accurate.  \n...I also do not like nor do I think it accurate to say, "I accepted Christ" - it sounds like God is getting a big favor if you/me "accept Him", when He really accepts us, based on what Jesus has done.\n...Then what is correct?  What I see over and over in the Scriptures is believe - \n...Acts 16:31 - "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you shall be saved"\n...Acts 13:48 "And as many as were appointed to eternal life believed"\n...Acts 10:43 "Of Him all the prophets bear witness that through His name everyone who believes in Him receives forgiveness of sins." \n...Acts 15:11 "But we believe that we are saved through the grace of the Lord Jesus, in the same way as they also are."\n...We are saved by His grace through faith in Christ alone.  Ephesians 2:8-9 says, "For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God; not as a result of works, that no one should boast.\n...If someone wants to pray and express to God a need for salvation, I see nothing wrong with that.  I personally admitted to God that I was sinner needing Jesus, and I asked Him to save me and make me the type person He wanted me to be - I was alone, and no one was pressuring me.\n...And I know after that I was much different -I wanted to pray, read the Bible, go to church, and share Jesus with whoever would listen - "things that accompany salvation."\n...Blessings to all.
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I think you'll find most Christians believe in both.\n\nIt's just the fundamentalist nutters who think you have to choose between them.\n\nAnd I bet you start a flood of drivel from them, mate - be prepared!
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Christians don't believe in Greek and Roman gods...\n\nI don't believe in Greek and Roman gods and I also don't believe in the Christian god.\n\nI contend that we are both atheists, the Christians and I.  I am simply without belief in one more god.  Once they take the time to realize why they reject all other gods, they'll hopefully understand why I reject theirs.
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I am a Christian in the sense that I believe the Bible is truth, I believe Jesus is the only way to God the Father, and I believe I can communicate with the Father through the Holy spirit.\n\nAs of late however, I no longer identify myself with the term "Christian" because of what I've come to associate that term with.\n\n"Christians" will hurt you, lie to you, talk about you behind your back.  They will judge you, criticize you, try to tell you what God wants when they don't actually know.  Christians will hide behind God.  They will use "God told me..." as an excuse to say HORIBLE things to people.  While I believe God speaks to people, I also believe that this excuse is horribly abused often times.  "Christians" will be elitists, the will exclude you, they will look down on you and even kick you out of your home.  They will assume the worst of you, they will over react, they will hold you to double standards.  This is what "Christians" will do to you, and this is what they have done to me and those whom I love and hold dear.\n\nThis is why I have chosen to worship only TRUTH.  Jesus is the truth, the way, and the life.  Everything else, including his followers are sadly doing more harm than good in many cases.\n\nLiberating myself from my "christian social standing" has allowed me to look at people non-judgmentally for the first time.  It has allowed me to be happy for people in spite of their "sin."  It has made me more aware that sins that hurt other people are much more intolerable to me than socially debatable sins.  It has also made me realize that sins that "Christians" commit are far more abhorent to God in many cases.  "Christians" often commit sins of the spirit and of pride and greed.  The bible says these sins are demonic and much more despisable than sins of the flesh.  "Christians" need to stop worrying about other people's sins of the flesh, and start worrying about their own hearts.  Myself included.
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the christians i know either could care less about the bible [most of them] or they're intensely conservative, in every way.\n\nthey tend to counter the argument that they should help the poor with an angry proclamation that they are called to be good stewards of their finances.
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They call themselves Christian, but they deny the deity of Jesus.\n\nThat all by itself makes them a cult.\nAnd Jesus and Satan were not brothers, either.\n\n(Besides, I don't want a heaven that is merely another planet from which I will start another human race. That's just too creepy to me.)
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I'm not really sure about the difference between those denominations.\n\nHowever, as for the question in your additional details, I'm right there with you.  It's SOOO frustrating when I'm trying to help someone, and there are so many other nonsense answers.  As kind of a test, in one of my questions, I gave specific instructions NOT to answer unless you met the qualifications stated.  Most of the answers are somewhat related to the question, but only 2 I think were actually what I was asking for.  So, I would guess that the percentage of those who read the question is only about 10% (maybe less?).\n\nGood luck on educating yourself on the different denominations.  I myself have been interested in this, just haven't had a lot of time to pursue it thought!  God bless!\n\n(edit)\n\nGood news!  I found a website that has some pretty detailed info on different denominations.  \nhttp://www.religionfacts.com/christianity/charts/denominations_practices.htm\nI thought it was pretty accurate from what (little) I know of different denominations.  \n\nHope that helps!
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Well, as a christian who doesn't try to tell others what to believe and how to live I would guess their problems are with the christians who do act that way. Alot of christians think they are doing good by talking about their beliefs but what they are doing is pushing those non christians away.
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Well its simple really... every denomination is one mans opinion of something he doesnt agree with that the denomination before him thinks. I am a Christian but not part of any denomination. I also dont sware I know the Truth, the whole Truth and nothing but the Truth either. As long as I live I will continue to learn. Most religious leaders, Pastors and Priests wont admit they could be wrong about something. Thats a HUMAN trait, it has nothing to do with the Bible and it's teachings.
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The problem is that everyone IS arguing about RELIGION. Ok first of all yes I am Christian in that I follow Christ, but I don't claim a sect (e.g. Baptist, Pentacostal, etc...), and I'm not going to force my beliefs on anyone. The thing most people (especially "religious" people) don't get is that it is not about being religious, it is about haveing a relationship with the loveing God who created you. Most people choose a religion, (or choose not to) based on the structure that they like, or the rules they are willing to follow, or just because it is how they were raised, but think about it really, if you do believe in a God, whatever you may call him, then it only makes sense to ask HIM how he wants you to live, not your church. Believe me, if you ask he WILL answer you.
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Christian. \nAll 5 things are true-\n1. People aren't necessarily hopeless, but they feel the need to "shoot Christians down" (as I say it) because they feel God is inferior.\n2- They aren't necessarily jealous either, but they feel (at least, other religious groups) that they need to be superior over other religions.\n3- People are very confused. I have noticed lots of questions about "flaws" in the Bible. However, they never bother to find out exactly who the people are that have to do with it (eg. someone asked why we killed people from Molech or something. Molech is a demon.), or they never bother to find where God is a loving God. \n4- People also just tend to spite Christians.\n5- See reason for number 3, they go hand in hand.
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Eastern Orthodox Christians understand that the essential purpose of Christianity is to seek union with God through Christ. This is the purpose of the Church and its sacrament. They differ significantly from other Christians groups over issues such as their understanding of original sin and the trinity. However, their beliefs are the traditional beliefs of the ancient church. I'd be happy to discuss it further with you. I am Eastern Orthodox so I'll do my best to explain what you want to know.
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Actually, this isn't an easy question to answer.  But, I'll give it my best shot.  Christians believe that Jesus is the ONLY way to heaven (John 14:6).  Jews believe that Jesus was a false prophet and a self proclaimed Messiah (that is why he was killed).  Muslims beliefs are based on the Five Pillars of Isalm.  You can see the site in my sources for more info.\n\nSo, why do they hate?  Simply out of ignorance.  I am an ordained minister who is Agnostic.  I don't know what to believe.  But I do believe in God.  Some people are so set in their ways that they become close minded to the idea that they might actually be wrong. \n\nPersonally, I say we all just need to get along.\n\nRev. Jank\nReach Universal Life Church
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Are you asking about *God* or a *Christian* God?  There is a huge difference!  You can believe in God and not be Christian; there are other religions in the world!!