22 Mar '12 14:13>
Originally posted by FMFOf course, it would be best if all Christians agreed on every point and I admit
There are different doctrines amongst the followers of Christ. There is disagreement between different denominations and groups. You use the words "sound" and "qualified" but, in the context of differing perceptions and faiths, they are just subjective terms, regardless of how repeatedly you use them.
that there are errors in the beliefs of every group that I have examined and I
doubt that any are perfect in their belief. However, to me and other Christians,
it is the differences in the beliefs as to who God is and our response to Him that
determines the false form the true. It is those type of unsound doctrines that
makes us unable to fellowship together. I can easily fellowship with most
protestant groups and less easily with catholics because of these differences.
But all Christians must recognize the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit as
being one God and not three gods and yet three distinct persons in unity of purpose.