Members of non-denominational churches often consider themselves simply "Christians". However, the acceptance of any particular stance on a doctrine or practice (for example, on baptism), about which there is not general unanimity among churches or professing Christians, may be said to establish a de facto credal identity. In essence, this would mean that each non-denominational church forms its own unofficial "denomination" with a specific set of tenets as defined by the beliefs and practices of its own congregation....
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Nondenomination or nondenominational refers to a christian organization, group, place or thing that is Christian in nature but isn't officially a part of a specific established christian denomination. Another word for nondenominational church could be independent church. Another answerThe Christian Church is split into denominations - groups that have a common way of worship, and in some cases, slightly different beliefs. As examples, denominations include the Roman Catholics, Anglicans, Episcopalians, Baptists, Methodists, URC, Salvationists, Pentecostals and so on.If a particular church does not belong to a denomination, then it is called nondenominational or a 'nondenomination'. Another name of a nondenominational church is a 'free' church. Most free churches are very Biblical and orthodox in their beliefs, but there are some dangers in being nondenominational. In denominational churches beliefs are checked and are accountable to the church authorities world wide. In a nondenominational church, unless care is taken over doctrine, it is possible that heresies, fundamentalism or exclusivity can creep in as the church members are accountable to no one.
No. He is a nondenominational Christian.
Christian, nondenominational.
no. she's not. she's a nondenominational christian
no, he is a nondenominational christian and he has a wife named Katy
The reason why you should purchase health insurance from a specifically Christian provider instead of a nondenominational company because if you're a Christian, they can give you a nice discount.
the Christian bible is an absolute authority in the Christian religion. it is a secondary source in Judaism.
please specify your question a little more, are you talking about a person example or something else?
No.
Yes Nondenominational do believe in Christmas.
A non denominational Christian is so because they do not believe in division among the saints over theological misunderstandings meant to remove the focus from God's grace.
No, unless it's part of a name--for example, The Second Nondenominational Community Church." But: "The church I attend is nondenominational."