Were Early Christians Catholic? #shorts @PracticalTheism
Were Early Christians Catholic? #shorts  @PracticalTheism
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The term "Catholic" wasn't invented by Rome; early Christians used it to define the true universal church. For the first millennium, being Christian meant being Catholic. Do Catholics believe in Jesus? Yes. Follow his teachings? Absolutely. Part of the church he founded? Yes. What else defines a Christian? #Catholic #Christian #Jesus #Church #Faith #Christianity
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Were Early Christians Catholic? #shorts

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