Catholic Vs Orthodox

It is easy to see that there will be differences between Orthodox and Reform Jews, simply from the words 'reform' and 'orthodox' themselves, as reform means to change or improve something, and orthodox means established and approved (Dictionary, 2016). Through research it is evident that Reform Jews have taken steps to modernize Judaism, and Orthodox Jews have worked to maintain the traditions of Judaism.

Although the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church ultimately had more differences which ended up causing their

The first difference between the two religions is their services. Roman Catholic services are held in sanctuaries that are richly decorated

Other things that the religions all share are that they all have their sacred places of worship. For the Christians there is the church. For the Jewish people there is the synagogue and then for the Muslims there is the mosque. They also all have their Sabbath or day of rest that they take time to go to their holy place of worship. The Jewish Sabbath is on Saturday while the Christian Sabbath is on Sunday.

While all Catholics are Christians, not all Christians are Catholic. Seventh-Day Adventists and Catholics are technically both Christians, but their differences outweigh their similarities. They follow the same sacred text, the Bible. The Second Coming of Christ is also a commonality between the two religions. Day of Worship is a controversial difference between the two, Seventh-day Adventists worship on Saturday - known as Sabbath , while Catholics worship on Sunday. Every religion is different in their own way, but each have a commonality, theirs is their loving, all powerful God.

Both Islam and Christianity have practices or duties that are central to the life of there religious community. Catholics are expected to take part in as many of the Seven Sacraments as possible, while Muslims are expected to practice all of the Five Pillars Of Islam. Both Muslims and Christians are monotheists, believing in the same god, referred to as “Allah” by the Muslims and “God” by Catholics. In this sense Islam and Christianity are considerably intertwined, appearing to come from the same beginning. Both Islam and Christianity are based primarily on the lives and teachings of men sent by God. In Christianity, Jesus was the son of God, sent down to earth to spread the word of the Lord to the people, and ultimately die a brutal death so that this people may reach eternal peace in heaven. Christians praise Jesus’ suffering for them as well as for his teachings and for the miracles he performed to assist the needy. Despite the fact that Islam and Christianity share a mutual God, Muslims do not believe that

While it is true that both Protestantism and the Eastern Orthodox worship the same God, Roman Catholics differ by their own beliefs over certain matters. A person who follows Catholicism is called a “Roman Catholic” or simply a “Catholic”.

Now, even though each of these denominations call themselves Christians, their beliefs about the Christian “kingdom” are different. Some of the differences include Catholics, who believe that you must confess your sins to the priest, even though the Bible, the same bible that all Christians read out of, in the book

Out of all the religions in the world Christianity and Judaism in my opinion have the most similar rites and rituals. They also share many beliefs and flow many of the same rules. Even though some of the rituals might seem like they are completely different, when you look deeply and find the true meaning, you will see that most of the time they share the same message. But even with all of these similarities its the differences that make them unique and these differences are what splits them apart. The three main similarities in both Christianity and Judaism is the first step into adult hood, the last step into adult hood and the Shabbat and the Sabbath.

Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox Catholics once included a solitary Christian church with two focuses of force, Rome and Constantinople. Known as the Great Schism, was the official split between Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox Church. The Church split along doctrinal, religious, phonetic, political, and geographic lines, and the central break as never been mended. Though the Church split because of their differences, they still had some things that were similar.

The Catholics and Protestants were once together, therefore they are very similar but they do have a few differences. The Protestants believed that church services and the bible should be taught in a way that is legible to their people. Unlike the Protestants, the Catholics believe that it should be taught in its original form, even if they cannot understand the language. Church services with the Catholics remained in Latin, as it has in the last 1000 years (Alchin 2). The Catholics believed that their priest were special people. They believed that without their priest they could not connect with God. In a Catholic church the priest holds all of the power, not only was it impossible to

Before the split occurred, there were multiple differences that the Latin Catholics and the Eastern Orthodox, which could be possible reasons for the schism. The catholics

The Orthodox Christian Church holds true to the teachings of Christ as given by Him to His apostles. The Orthodox Christian Church is universal and Orthodox Christians have a faith and doctrine of Jesus Christ Our Lord as Head of the Church.

The Eastern Orthodoxy is one of many Branches of Christianity that grew further apart from the Roman Catholic Church after the Council of Chalcedon, 451 CE over the disputes of the nature of Jesus or best known by the word filioque. The Eastern Orthodoxy have a firm belief that the Holy Spirit proceed from God the father alone, as the original Nicene Creed and that "...The father sends spirit at the intercession of the son. The son is, therefore an agent only in the procession of the Spirits (Hallam)."[1] Another reason the Orthodox grew further apart was because of their cultural differences, in the East the Orthodox used other languages than Latin in liturgy and readings on the Bible. It was clear that the Eastern Church had a linguistic

The Catholic Church, Catholic meaning universal is a church with unique practices, beliefs, and traditions compared to the Christian church. (5) The Catholic Church is the closest related to the Christian Church but is extremely different when it comes to rules and specific beliefs. The Christian church is more focused around the belief of followers of Jesus.(1) The Church is centered on the belief that their religion should be focused on the life and walks of Jesus the Son of God. The Protestant Church is a branch of Christianity and shares the belief of