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What is the difference between Methodist and Church of Christ? |
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The Churches of Christ do not believe in use of music,or choirs.They believe in congregational singing,they also believe the Lords Supper should be taken every week on the first day as Jesus did with his Disciples .The thing about the sandals I don't know about .I was raised going to a Church of Christ- thats the first I've heard of that one. Oh and lest I forget Baptism by immersion by a confessing believer.
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This is an interesting and in-depth question. Being a methodist myself, I can safely say that there are many differences....far too many to list in this forum. Methodists and Church of Christists have been bickering endlessly on all of these differences. The single greatest discrepancy of these two factions is whether or not the Lord our savior wears sandals or not.
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No music in the Church of Christ? But which "Church of Christ?" In the small country of New Zealand, there are no less than four denominations calling themselves the "Church of Christ." The only one that I'm familiar with does have instrumental music, but some of the others may not.
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