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Church Militant is the Church on earth, Church Triumphant is the saints already in heaven, and Church Suffering are those souls in purgatory waiting to be received into Eternal Glory. |
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According to Catholic According to Catholic theology
today, are other Christians
considered part of the
Christian Church in that of
the Church Militant (Roman
Catholic Church), the
Communion of Saints, and if
deceased the Church
Triumphant, and Church
Suffering?
Are other Christians
considered to be part of the
Body of Christ, or do
Catholics truly believe
Bapitism in the Roman Catholic
Church is the only way to
truly be in the Church
Militant spiritual bond with
the Christian Church and
Communion of Saints while on
Earth?
I am not Catholic, this is
purely out of an interest of
study and learning about the
world's largest religion, so
rather than religious answers
just some answers on what the
Catholics believe would be
nice, though the religious
answers were interesting.
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Only Christians who have been baptized into the Roman Catholic Church are considered members of it. All Christians are considered part of the Body of Christ. All Christians are part of Christ's Church on Earth - the Church Militant - but not in full communion with it because they are not Catholic, which is where His Church subsists. Non-Christians are not part of Christ's Church, but are still People of God. The Communion of Saints "refers also to the communion of 'holy persons' (sancti) in Christ who died for all." "We believe in the communion of all the faithful of Christ, those who are pilgrims on earth [the Church Militant], the dead who are being purified [the Church Suffering], and the blessed in heaven [the Church Triumphant], all together forming one Church." Anyone who is a 'holy person' in Christ, Catholic or non, living or dead, is part of the Communion of Saints. |
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what is the relationship of church including church
militant, church triumphant
and church suffering..
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the communion of the saints is this the Saints are the Born Again Christians they are all placed within the one "body" of Christ they are many members but only the ONE body 1 Corinthians 10 :14 we are not to have communion with any other form of religions or unbeleivers, we are to be pure from the sins of our past 2 Corinthians 6 ;14 The Saints are the Church the whole is greater than the individual, but each member is highly esteemed Militants, ? no place in the Christian Church Body Church triumphing is the victory each member has over sin Church suffering if one member suffers then all are to be in the one heart and mind to care for that member and to suffer together,ie visit them in their low estate |
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