|
i am a christian,but i relate much more to the catholic ways. Is it sacriligious to be from a different form of christianity before becoming catholic, and is there a procedure to take before u can be one?
[ ]
Want to answer more questions in the Miscellaneous category?
Maybe give some free advice about: Spirituality?
there are christian catholics..it doesnt matter as long as your foundations or your faith is built on
]
well it depends how close are you to god in being a christian and i do not think there is. do you go to church or anything just out of curiostity?
hope i helped
rkgurl13
]
religion is part of free will. i think as long as you believe in God and that he sent his Son to save you, read His Word and try to do what he tells you to do, and dont go around blantnetly breaking the ten commanments, the religion you belong to is you choice, we are all Gods church right? pleze rate
~sara~
]
religioun is followed through free will. no one can stop you fromm changing over, and there is absolutely no procedure to follow.
]
well have you been baptised cause you have to be to become a catholic well thats what i think because im a catholic well hope i helped
]
Im catholic, and its a bunch of bull. sorry if it offends you, but its true, they brainwash the believers into beliveing things, and then they say if you DONT believe something they believe, the you go to hell. well. Im pretty sure they are all going to hell for not believing what THEY want to believe not what a book says. Seriously. The preist called me stupid in front of the entire confirmation class because i believed something that the catholic religion didnt, and another preist told my sister she was going to hell for believeing something the catholic religion didnt believe. so yeah , catholic realigion can go fuck themselves. dont convert, youll only be brainwashed.
]
Who cares. Do what you want.
]
Not at all. You can be any religion you want and anyone who tells you different is wrong. If you relate to the Catholic ways more so than your religion now, then you probably should be a Catholic unless you don't want to be. Hope I helped.
~*~*~Ren~*~*~
]
No this is not sacriligous. Yes, there is a procedure to become a Catholic. You go to an RCIA program at a Catholic church. That means once Holy Saturday comes around you will make the sacrments of welcoming to the Catholic church. Those sacrmaents are Baptism, Euchrist (sp?), and Confirmation. After that you are fully a member of the Catholic church. (Note: you may not have to make a Confirmation that day because you may be too young to do so). I hope I helped! ♥ good luck
]
Most Catholic churches have a RCIA program that you'll have to go through. If you're already baptized in another Christian church, you won't have to be baptized again. RCIA ends with you receving the sacriments of 1st Communion and Confirmation at the same time. They usually schedule these for certain times of the year (usually around Easter, they might have them in the fall? again, check with the individual church).
As far as sacrilige... naw... in fact, many of the various christian sects are working hard at more cooperation and unity - we might live to see the day when some various Christians can all attend each other's services openly.
]
I cannot speak for the specific sacraments involved, but from what I've heard Catholicism never turns down a new convert, be it from another form a Christianity or some other religion entirely. Sacriligiousness doesn't really come into play in this instance. You will probably have to go through First Communion and Confirmation.
]
More Questions: |