os=2">(list taken by this) -Love God -Love your neighbors -Do not commit adultery -Do not murder -Do not steal -Do not give false testimony -Honor your father and mother -Hate your father -Hate your mother -Sell everything -Hate your wife -Hate children -Hate brothers -Hate sisters -Hate life itself -Give up everything -Eat Flesh -Drink Blood -Be born again -Your righteousness must surpass that of the Pharisees and the teachers of the law Jesus has no idea what the heck he was talking about! You can't reach heaven..
Aren't you Catholic, or do you get along well with each other.
Catholics are Christians, but many Christians consider them different because we follow the Pope. We have the same commandments, and I've looked over a few of them, and we have very few differences. Plus, we all believe in Jesus Christ, so I think we're all Christians.
Different practices?
There are a few. Catholics have more sacraments (baptism, communion, confirmation, etc), and believe in purgatory, a place were souls go BEFORE entering heaven to be purified, depending on their life.
Alt summmarized it pretty well, but I do want to clarrify something about the bread and wine (this practice generally gets frowned upon, with good reason by the sound of it). We believe that during the communion service, Christ is present in the bread and wine. We know it isn't actually flesh, but we believe spiritually Jesus becomes present through the ritual we are performing because he performed it before he gave up his flesh and blood. But Alt did a good job of explaining it.
