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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 1131" data-attributes="member: 7">I know nothing of the Episcopalian belief. I don&#039;t believe there are any churches under than banner around my area. However, as I said in earlier posts here, I was raised primarily in Baptist churches, although they ranged from the generic Baptist to what was called Full Gospel Baptist; I have also attended a Holiness Baptist Church.I am now of the Apostolic Pentecostal faith, and have been for nearly the past two years.Most churches within my area are under the Baptist or Pentecostal banner. These are the two more popular denominations in my neck of the woods, but there are several different branches under these two denominations. As I said, there are regular Baptists, as well as Full Gospel, Holiness, Primitive, and Free Will Baptists. Pentecostals are divided into two main groups: Trinitarian and Oneness. Those that side with the Trinity, most likely will belong to the Churches of God or the Assemblies of God, while the Oneness believers will belong to some sort of Church of Jesus Christ.I did know that the Episcopal church was Protestant. However, I didn&#039;t know that it had ties/roots with the Catholic or Apostolic church. Does this mean your church sides with the Oneness belief as oppose to the Trinity?What exactly is the Church of Ireland? Catholic? And I must disagree with you on one point... the Bible clearly states that homosexuality is a sin.My grandmother was raised Catholic, although I have never attended a Catholic church. However, from what I&#039;ve learned from my grandmother, I do not agree with the majority of their beliefs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 1131, member: 7"] I know nothing of the Episcopalian belief. I don't believe there are any churches under than banner around my area. However, as I said in earlier posts here, I was raised primarily in Baptist churches, although they ranged from the generic Baptist to what was called Full Gospel Baptist; I have also attended a Holiness Baptist Church. I am now of the Apostolic Pentecostal faith, and have been for nearly the past two years. Most churches within my area are under the Baptist or Pentecostal banner. These are the two more popular denominations in my neck of the woods, but there are several different branches under these two denominations. As I said, there are regular Baptists, as well as Full Gospel, Holiness, Primitive, and Free Will Baptists. Pentecostals are divided into two main groups: Trinitarian and Oneness. Those that side with the Trinity, most likely will belong to the Churches of God or the Assemblies of God, while the Oneness believers will belong to some sort of Church of Jesus Christ. I did know that the Episcopal church was Protestant. However, I didn't know that it had ties/roots with the Catholic or Apostolic church. Does this mean your church sides with the Oneness belief as oppose to the Trinity? What exactly is the Church of Ireland? Catholic? And I must disagree with you on one point... the Bible clearly states that homosexuality is a sin. My grandmother was raised Catholic, although I have never attended a Catholic church. However, from what I've learned from my grandmother, I do not agree with the majority of their beliefs. [/QUOTE]

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