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Old 10-01-2010, 09:04 AM
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Hmmmm.....I always thought that Catholics were the "original" Christians.
The Eastern Orthodox would argue with you on that one.

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Well here's a question I have, coming form a Catholic's standpoint.

Several times recently, and less frequently in my younger years, some non-Catholic Christians have essentially told me that Catholics are not real Christians. A lot of other Catholics I know have said they've encountered the same thing. Why do some other Christians think that?
Those "Christians" are misinformed and ignorant.
This, and historical prejudices and anymosities. And it can work both ways. I've heard the same thing from some Catholics -- that non-Catholics are not real Christians. Meanwhile, I've had some Baptists assure me that I'm not really baptized, as I was baptized as an infant. And so it goes.


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They usually get their information regarding Catholicism from their Protestant minister or even better, Dan Brown.
Just to be clear, there are lots of Protestant ministers out there that don't perpetuate steroetypes or mis-information about Catholicism. It's a certain subset of Protestantism where this is found.

And oy, Dan Brown.
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