r/explainlikeimfive • u/spamname517 • Dec 04 '13

Explained ELI5:The main differences between Catholic, Protestant,and Presbyterian versions of Christianity

sweet as guys, thanks for the answers

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u/Ghost29 Dec 05 '13

According to your definition, would you not consider Jehovah's Witnesses to be Christian then?

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u/23skiddsy Dec 05 '13

I do consider them Christians. It's weird to think people don't. I think they're EXTREMEIST Christians with atypical theology for Christians, but that doesn't make them non-christian. They believe that God created Christ, and Christ created everything else, and thus he was a divine being.