interdenominational relationships

[Ana Dragule]

Are their many experiences in that here?

How do you handle the differences and coming from different churches?

Is unity in doctrine more important or common thoughts on how to approach church, religion, and faith? (Assuming both Christian in the mainstream acceptable sense of the meaning.)

[Cow Poke]

I think strict denominationalism is fading away.

[Catholicity]

Pretty Sure KG and I would've gotten married anyway if I'd have chosen to continue to attend mass. We're pretty much not "make or break" on anything except for morality and the Trinity. There are PLENTY of things we differ on. He's Arminian (like two point calvinist Arminian) I'm so not. He's more of a non innerrency, I'm a "the Bible is accurate but not precise." We're both TE's I don't think he's a human evolutionist, I don't care one way or the other. I believe in Infant Baptism, He's a Believer's Baptism. I'm a Real Presence Communion, He's a Symbolic but needs to be done according to the Pauline letters. But we aren't going to "die" on any hill. we're not going to battle it out or convince right or wrong. It matters that we're both Christians and we both care. When it comes to the kids they learn the basics and we'll let them decide the specifics but expose em to the traditions and why not? They should pick how they want to Worship and hear God. As long as they believe in Jesus that's what REALLY matters most.