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Like most protestant denominations, Methodists emerged during the Protestant Reformation. However, they didn't emerge from the catholic church but rather from the Church of England around the 18th century. It began as a religious revival that was championed by John...
Presbyterianism and Catholicism are two distinct denominations that have different practices, structures, and beliefs. Catholicism is the oldest Christian denomination and the word catholic is derived from the Greek word "katholikos," which means"universal." the...
Anglicanism traces its roots to the Reformation movement of the 16th century when Anglicans, led by King Henry VIII broke away from the Catholic church. Initially, the Anglican Church was called the Church of England but it later rebranded to Anglican when it started...
You may know that Baptists are protestants which means they are quite different in doctrine from the Catholics. But not all protestants believe in the same things and that is why there are so many denominations today. So what exactly does the Baptist doctrine teach...
The Episcopal Church is part of the worldwide Anglican communion of believers which is the largest communion of Christians on earth. If the estimates of Bishop Esting Christopher are anything to go by, the Anglican communion of believers is at approximately 77...
The Martin Luther Reformation movement in the 16th century gave birth to the Lutheran church alongside other protestant denominations. Martin Luther had set out to reform the catholic church but when it didn't work out, the protestant church was born. Years later,...
The story of the differences between Roman Catholics and Protestants starts as early as the formation of the new testament church. The story of the early church is documented in the Book of Acts. From its origins, the church is portrayed as a body that was following...