The Church Jesus Built

[spon]

What Church do you attend? Why do you attend it? How long has your religion been around? And when was the real Church Jesus built created? These are some of the very important questions we must ask ourselves in search of the real Church of Christ. Are you willing to accept, not tradition, but Truth as it is written in the scriptures?

[Armo]

Jesus in the Apostle ministry,
Apostles have the commission to teach, babtize with water and fire, in the Holy Spirit, and to forgive sin all in the name of Jesus,
Apostles job is to prepare the bride of Christ for His return.
Penticost was the beginning of the ministry of Apostles.(50 days afer Easter)

[Innaly]

spon wrote:

What Church do you attend? Why do you attend it? How long has your religion been around? And when was the real Church Jesus built created? These are some of the very important questions we must ask ourselves in search of the real Church of Christ. Are you willing to accept, not tradition, but Truth as it is written in the scriptures?

i think if you a christian- doesnt matter what chirch you attend........Bible is the same and God is the same for christians.

our God the Father and His son Jesus Christ have to be in our heart first of all...

[Watamooze]

spon wrote:

What Church do you attend? Why do you attend it? How long has your religion been around? And when was the real Church Jesus built created? These are some of the very important questions we must ask ourselves in search of the real Church of Christ. Are you willing to accept, not tradition, but Truth as it is written in the scriptures?

I don't think Jesus wanted to start churches. I think he wanted to abolish it ...

[Arioch78]

It does matter which Church you belong. There are only two that can be correct Christian church.

Catholic or LDS, all others are apostate churches.

[Armo]

Arioch78 wrote:

It does matter which Church you belong. There are only two that can be correct Christian church.
Catholic or LDS, all others are apostate churches.

Jesus said , upon this rock I build my church, this is the ministry of the Apostles. Jesus continues to servce mankind through the activity of the Holy Spirit in the Apostles even today.

[spon]

And what was the Church to be called

[Armo]

spon wrote:

And what was the Church to be called

We have living Apostles today, all throughout the world in the "New Apostolic Church".

[Watamooze]

Arioch78 wrote:

It does matter which Church you belong. There are only two that can be correct Christian church.
Catholic or LDS, all others are apostate churches.

I know the catholics were the most murderous bunch in history. But why the LDS ? Who did THEY ever kill ?

[Watamooze]

Innaly wrote:

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i think if you a christian- doesnt matter what chirch you attend........Bible is the same and God is the same for christians.
our God the Father and His son Jesus Christ have to be in our heart first of all...

I would not say so. Not if you look at how the christian churches fight amongst each other. Maybe the same bible, but each just reads what they want to hear ...

[Innaly]

Watamooze wrote:

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I would not say so. Not if you look at how the christian churches fight amongst each other. Maybe the same bible, but each just reads what they want to hear ...

they can read and understand how they want- more important that human stay to be human and stop hate and kill each other......

and i stay with my opinion- i go to catholic chirch, to orthodox chirch and sometimes to .........oooops dont know in english how it calls, i just know lot in US chirches like that.....anyway, i wanted to say- everywhere PPL THE SAME, they are pray and believe in one God only.

i even cant say- what chirch i like more- i can feel God in any.

[Innaly]

Watamooze wrote:

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I would not say so. Not if you look at how the christian churches fight amongst each other. Maybe the same bible, but each just reads what they want to hear ...

but i can agree with that-the christian churches fight amongst each other.

but we- simple ppl who only visit chirch try to live with God inside...

[yeow]

jesus didn't build a goddamn thing- he was an unemployed handyman who wandered around with 12 other bums

[Armo]

Watamooze wrote:

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I would not say so. Not if you look at how the christian churches fight amongst each other. Maybe the same bible, but each just reads what they want to hear ...

you have been hanging around the X-man way too much. He's starting to rub off on you.

[Gentle_T]

Acts 2:42 And they continued steadfasly in the apostles doctrine and fellowship and in breaking of bread,and in prayers...

[Armo]

Gentle_T wrote:

Acts 2:42 And they continued steadfasly in the apostles doctrine and fellowship and in breaking of bread,and in prayers...

Yes, very good, this is the begining of Christ's church. about 400 years BEFORE the Catholic church started.

[Idi O Syncrasy]

spon wrote:

And what was the Church to be called

The universal or catholic church.
The sole Church of Christ is that which our Savior, after his Resurrection, entrusted to Peter's pastoral care, commissioning him and the other apostles to extend and rule it.... This Church, constituted and organized as a society in the present world, subsists in the Catholic Church, which is governed by the successor of Peter and by the bishops in communion with him.

Christ bestowed unity on his Church from the beginning. This unity, we believe, subsists in the Catholic Church as something she can never lose, and we hope that it will continue to increase until the end of time.

Christ always gives his Church the gift of unity, but the Church must always pray and work to maintain, reinforce, and perfect the unity that Christ wills for her.
This is why Jesus himself prayed at the hour of his Passion, and does not cease praying to his Father, for the unity of his disciples:
"That they may all be one. As you, Father, are in me and I am in you, may they also be one in us,... so that the world may know that you have sent me."
(Jn 17:21; Heb 7:25)

The desire to recover the unity of all Christians is a gift of Christ and a call of the Holy Spirit.

The Church knows that she is joined in many ways to the baptized who are honored by the name of Christian, but do not profess the Catholic faith in its entirety or have not preserved unity or communion under the successor of Peter.

Those who believe in Christ and have been properly baptized are put in a certain, although imperfect, communion with the Catholic Church.

With the Orthodox Churches, this communion is so profound that it lacks little to attain the fullness that would permit a common celebration of the Lord's Eucharist.

[Gentle_T]

Armo wrote:

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Yes, very good, this is the begining of Christ's church. about 400 years BEFORE the Catholic church started.

Thats right Armo. We are the Church not a building..However where in the word does Jesus say, A house of Prayer should be the buildings name? So tell me? Where did all of these names come from on these buildings?

[Gentle_T]

Gentle_T wrote:

<quoted text> Thats right Armo. We are the Church not a building..However where in the word does Jesus say, A house of Prayer should be the buildings name? So tell me? Where did all of these names come from on these buildings?

I found it..When Jesus went in the Temple saw the mess that was going on.

Matthew 21v13..And said unto(Jesus said).. It is written.My House shall be called The House of Prayer,but ye have made it a DEN Of THIEVES.

[Martini007]

spon wrote:

What Church do you attend? Why do you attend it? How long has your religion been around? And when was the real Church Jesus built created? These are some of the very important questions we must ask ourselves in search of the real Church of Christ. Are you willing to accept, not tradition, but Truth as it is written in the scriptures?

I am Catholic. I attend the Catholic Church because of my faith. I was baptized in water, with the Holy Spirit. The Church "began" when Jesus took the Right hand of God. From then the Holy Spirit decended upon His diciples, the twelve apsotles, to proclaim the Word of God to all nations.