Well, honey, Catholics typically stick to their own approved translations like the New American Bible or the Douay-Rheims Bible. The Holman Christian Standard Bible isn't one of their go-to choices, but hey, if a Catholic wants to read it for personal study, they're free to do so. Just don't go quoting it in Sunday mass and expect everyone to nod along, capisce?
Most Catholics do not typically use the Holman Christian Standard Bible as their primary Bible translation. The Catholic Church generally accepts the New American Bible (NAB) or the Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition (RSV-CE) for liturgical readings and study. The Holman Christian Standard Bible is more commonly used among Protestant denominations.
Oh, dude, Catholics typically use the New American Bible or the Revised Standard Version for their official readings, but like, they might refer to the Holman Christian Standard Bible for personal study or comparison. So, technically, they might accept it in a casual, "yeah, sure, why not" kind of way. But, like, it's not their go-to choice for official stuff.
The pope was and is the leader of the Christian Church. However, only Catholics accept this leadership.
Yes, most certainly, Catholics are Christians. As a matter of fact, Catholics are the original Christians. Others are Christians only insofar as they are validly baptized and accept the Nicene Creed in its traditional interpretation.
Protestants do not accept the Roman Catholic Church as the final arbiter of the Christian Faith.
Christian's don't accept evolution. They (I) believe God created the world. Genisis 1:1 In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. ___ "Christian's don't accept evolution". Many Christians, for example many Roman Catholics and Episcopalians, do in fact accept evolution and reject the view that Christianity is simply 'the Religion of the Book' ... They leave that distinction (if one may call it such) to Islam.
Yes.
By law that had to be Catholics.
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Apparitions of Mary or others are not doctrinal issues and Catholics are not required to accept them.
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Catholics do not deny the existence of Mary Magdalene and neither do the Jews. The Jews do not accept that Jesus was the Messiah and, therefore, do not accept the New testament as a part of Scripture. They do not deny that Jesus or Mary Magdalene existed.
The belief in a trinity The belief that Jesus was DivineThe belief in the Christian TestamentChristian observances (Christmas, Easter, communion, Church, etc.)Christian beliefs in generalSee also:Why didn't the Jews accept Jesus?
Because it goes against the Bible.