The Transformation of Roman Catholicism

Transformation of Roman Catholicism Hans Kong proposed a major reform of Roman Catholic Christianity. He believes, "The resurrection of the Catholic church that the Vatican's second council wants is stalled." (Kung: 1971: 9) The transformation of the Catholic Church by Trent, Vatican II, II was necessary to see how the truth of religion is contained in Christian tradition.

Reformers do not believe that Roman Catholicism and Protestantism are just two different forms of Christianity. They believe and teach Roman Catholicism as being heretical and apostate. Roman Catholicism is a work religion, but Protestantism is a true Christianity based on the grace of God's faith. Reformers can not tolerate Rome, since they trust in Rome that he will connect the soul without hope of redemption in good faith. Note: There is no fellowship between faith-based relief and work-based relief, grace-based salvation and law-based relief just as there is no fellowship between light and darkness. Roman Catholicism is a legal religion, but rights is Christianity of evangelism. Catholicism is dominated by the principle of human rights, Protestantism is dominated by the principle of Christian freedom. Catholicism brings bondage, but Protestantism brings true gospel and spiritual freedom

Roman Catholic church. Roman Catholicism is a Christian style seen in the Roman Catholic Church (RCC). It has many things in common with other Christian styles (such as Protestantism and Orthodox Christianity), but it also has distinctive features, many of which are related to the relationship between matter and spiritual matter, or rather in relation to creation Between sacred reality. Therefore, in Roman-Catholicism, humans do not act simply, but must cooperate with the grace of God in salvation. In addition, grace is not directly given to the human soul, but it is regulated by the material means of the sacrament, and likewise grace is found directly in the example of Christian (saint), examples of which are respected even after death. . All of these factors contributed to the Roman-Catholic dependence on RCC and Christian tradition, but that is not common in Protestantism.

How should Protestant, Anabaptist, and orthodox Christians think of Roman Catholic? Regarding trinity, incarnation and Christian morality, the Roman Catholic has many major events. Regarding doctrine of grace, redemption, authority, it makes it possible to make many wonderful things wrong, and to understand why the early Protestant literature included "antichristian" words about the Pope I will. In any case, without any reason besides the size and influence of the church, any Christian should understand Roman Catholic faith and history.