Ready To Harvest video - Origins of Christian Denominations

[atpollard]

21 minute video

Since we seem to have jumped the shark, I thought that I would return to the OP.

Great video. It was worth the wait to get to the end (I found the beginning a little slow). I had also noticed some branching that I viewed as odd given a little knowledge of how some groups started. I always assumed the chart maker was attempting to communicate common “theological” roots rather than an actual common physical history. However, groups like Mormons are clearly cut from completely new cloth rather than any sort of denominational split.

I especially liked his final take away that the charts can be configured to say whatever perspective the creator wants to advance as the “True Church” and all need to be viewed with some caution and healthy skepticism.

 

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The New Testament documents identify the first century churches.

 

[JesusFan]

Since we seem to have jumped the shark, I thought that I would return to the OP.

Great video. It was worth the wait to get to the end (I found the beginning a little slow). I had also noticed some branching that I viewed as odd given a little knowledge of how some groups started. I always assumed the chart maker was attempting to communicate common “theological” roots rather than an actual common physical history. However, groups like Mormons are clearly cut from completely new cloth rather than any sort of denominational split.

I especially liked his final take away that the charts can be configured to say whatever perspective the creator wants to advance as the “True Church” and all need to be viewed with some caution and healthy skepticism.

All we know for certainty would be per the scriptures, the true church founded on Pancoast, and there were no dominations at that time, as all were one in Christ, under the NC, and all followed Apostolic teachings and doctrines Also there was NO Catholic Church at that time in Acts, as no official papacy and Roman church until centures later