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Old 06-23-2007, 07:30 PM
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Another Faith??

I often hear people say someone is of "another faith" meaning they are a part of another Christian denomination. I have on occaision used the term myself.

Is this not in effect saying they are teaching another gospel??

Is there not just one faith??

I wonder how this term came about??

I have determined to not use the term unless I mean it.
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Old 06-23-2007, 07:34 PM
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I often hear people say someone is of "another faith" meaning they are a part of another Christian denomination. I have on occaision used the term myself.

Is this not in effect saying they are teaching another gospel??

Is there not just one faith??

I wonder how this term came about??

I have determined to not use the term unless I mean it.
I have a saying there is ONLY ONE faith and over 900 UNBELIEFS.
For example the Baptist unbelief, Methodist unbelief, Assembly of GodS unbelief.
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I have a saying there is ONLY ONE faith and over 900 UNBELIEFS.
For example the Baptist unbelief, Methodist unbelief, Assembly of GodS unbelief.
So you don't use the term "another faith" when making reference to other denominations?
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Old 06-23-2007, 08:47 PM
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I have a saying there is ONLY ONE faith and over 900 UNBELIEFS.
For example the Baptist unbelief, Methodist unbelief, Assembly of GodS unbelief.
Uh huh. We know, only you and those who believe exactly like you are true believers. Uh huh. Everyone who doesn't believe exactly like you do "doesn't love truth". Uh huh. Everyone who sincerely searches will be sent a Oneness Pentecostal preacher to lead them to the truth. Uh huh. We understand. And nobody can be saved except through a Oneness Pentecostal preacher, we get it. Thanks.
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SE is one voice... What do you think Timmy?
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SE is one voice... What do you think Timmy?
Ooooh, some people may wish you hadn't asked!

Seriously, though, I'm not sure what my faith is right now. I am working it out. Researching things, trying to learn about different beliefs, one of which being Oneness Pentecostal. (To render my opinion here on OP would be in violation of the rules! :sshhh)
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Ooooh, some people may wish you hadn't asked!

Seriously, though, I'm not sure what my faith is right now. I am working it out. Researching things, trying to learn about different beliefs, one of which being Oneness Pentecostal. (To render my opinion here on OP would be in violation of the rules! :sshhh)
Actually I am asking you opinion regarding the original post... It is really not about Oneness Pentecostals in particular.
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Old 06-23-2007, 09:17 PM
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I often hear people say someone is of "another faith" meaning they are a part of another Christian denomination. I have on occaision used the term myself.

Is this not in effect saying they are teaching another gospel??

Is there not just one faith??

I wonder how this term came about??

I have determined to not use the term unless I mean it.
I would never use the term another faith unless it was about people who don't believe that Jesus is the way to salvation.
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I would never use the term another faith unless it was about people who don't believe that Jesus is the way to salvation.
Glad to hear this. You have heard it used as I described??
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Old 06-23-2007, 09:25 PM
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Glad to hear this. You have heard it used as I described??
Yes, but I've also heard Methodists using it about Baptists, etc., like it was a denomination. It's not just Pentecostals who say it, although they are mainly the ones who think everyone else is hellbound.
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