Are there any married couples where one is Catholic and the other is Christian?
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SomeMichGuy · M
@Northwest The unqualified term "Christian" means a follower of the teachings of Jesus, the Christ.
That includes Monophysites (who broke off long before Chalcedon), the Roman church of the sole Western/Latin Patriarch, the Orthodox churches which sprang from the three, then four, Eastern/Greek Patriarchs, and the many reformations of that, including the Lutheran Church, the Church of England/Anglican Communion, etc., etc., etc.
If someone means something else, they need to be up front in qualifying it.
Esp. the "evangelical" Christians, who may not even evangelize, and even don't seem to be familiar with the contents of the evangel.
That includes Monophysites (who broke off long before Chalcedon), the Roman church of the sole Western/Latin Patriarch, the Orthodox churches which sprang from the three, then four, Eastern/Greek Patriarchs, and the many reformations of that, including the Lutheran Church, the Church of England/Anglican Communion, etc., etc., etc.
If someone means something else, they need to be up front in qualifying it.
Esp. the "evangelical" Christians, who may not even evangelize, and even don't seem to be familiar with the contents of the evangel.