28 Christian Denominations Explained 

What denomination or tradition of Christianity do you identify with?

Saying the Eastern Orthodox church started in 1054 AD isnt the most accurate and I am saying that as a maronite catholic. It would probably be more accurate to say both the catholic and eastern orthodox church started in the first century and were united until 1054.

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Shouldn't the Catholic and Orthodox churches start at the same time, whether that's 30AD or 1054AD? Even though they only split officially in the 11th century, they grew parallel to one another, and it's misleading to imply that the Roman Catholic Church has a thousand year head start on the Eastern Orthodox.

I am Catholic! Peace and Goodwill to every Christian born of good hearts!

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Many Christian churches, but our unity in faith in Jesus Christ is what matters

it doesn't matter what church you go i am an Egyptian orthodox christian & I respect all the branches of christianity .

Catholic, I love Jesus

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First of the Catholic church isn't older than the Orthodox church and secondly in 30 AD most of the early Christians still considered themselves messianic Jews.

As a Protestant, my favorite denomination is the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church.

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I mean, technically, Jehovah's Witnesses and Mormons aren't part of the mainstream Christianity and are often considered heretical. Nonetheless, this is a really good video summarizing every church concisely and is easy to understand. Thank you.

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as a christian, I was expecting this video to be innaccurate or mediocre but this was really good

I'm Mormon and i can say that is accurate the only thing he didn't say about our beliefs is that we also read the KJV bible

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Tf are these dates eastern orthodoxy was the first form of christianity, you should put catholicism at 1054 si ce they were the ones to split up

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Seventh day Adventist here

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I'm an Atheist but I liked the information provided in the video. Nice work Nerd Robot.

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Technically, Catholicism also has appeared in 1054. Before - it was simply Christianity, having two main centers, with some differences in theology, but still undivided and common. Moreover, if one of them continues the original tradition, is much more Orthodox Christianity, than Catholicism, being closer to the first Christian believers...

I choose not to follow a religion in my life, but I watched this video just out of curiosity

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Catholic here, and I disagree that you listed the Eastern Orthodox Church founding at 1054, while listing Roman Catholic at 33 AD... If you ask me, both churches only existed in 1054, if not the exact reverse of what you listed, since before they split in that year, both the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches were one, single church, called the Imperial Church of Rome, or more simply, just "the Church"... They originally have 3 major patriarchates and each patriarchate celebrate using different rites, the Latin/Roman Rite used by the Patriarchate of Rome, the Syriac/Antiochene Rite used by the Patriarchate of Antioch, and the Coptic/Alexandrian Rite used by the Patriarchate of Alexandria... The Patriarchate of Constantinople was later added using the Greek/Byzantine Rite, and later, the Patriarchate of Jerusalem using the same rite... However, there were other rites used, such as the Armenian rite used by the Armenian Apostolic Church, and although this church participated in the early councils of the Imperial Church (despite Armenia being an independent kingdom), later on, they stopped participating... However, their authority and legitimacy was still recognized by the patriarchs of the Imperial Church... Later, the Patriarchate of Alexandria was the first of the 5 patriarchates to experience schism, splitting into the newly-formed Coptic Orthodox Church, and the Church of Alexandria that remained in communion with the other 4 patriarchates of the Imperial Church... Then later, it was the Patriarchate of Antioch, splitting into the newly-formed Syriac Orthodox Church, and the Church of Antioch that remained in communion with the other 4 patriarchates of the Imperial Church... Then later, the biggest schism of all happened in 1054, called the "Great Schism", where the Patriarchate of Rome and Patriarchate of Constantinople excommunicated each other... The 3 other patriarchates of the Imperial Church, the Church of Alexandria, the Church of Antioch, and the Patriarchate of Jerusalem all supported the Patriarch of Constatinople, essentially isolating the Patriarch of Rome... This was due to the arrogance of the Roman patriarch into thinking that they can just single-handedly change a church doctrine and impose it upon the other patriarchates without calling an ecumenical council... Soo, basically, it was actually the Church of Rome that separated from the Imperial Church, and not the other way around... The 4 churches/patriarchates of the Imperial Church that remained in communion with each other later on became the Holy Orthodox Catholic Church, or more commonly known as the Eastern Orthodox Church, while the Church of Rome would later become the Roman Catholic Church... Soo basically, if there's one of the 2 churches that closer to being the "successor" to the Imperial Church, it would be the Eastern Orthodox, and not the Roman Catholic Church... And again, I'm saying this as a Roman Catholic... The thing about the Roman Catholic Church is that numerous changes and reforms were implemented... Many of the ancient practices of the early Imperial Church were lost and changed due to the Catholic reforms, which is just unfortunate... One such large reform that changed alot from the church was the Counter-Reformation campaign... Practices that were removed/added to the Church during this time included was the added use of the musical instrument "organ" to the liturgy, something that was never used before... Another is the removal of the use of local languages, and enforcing the use of Latin in every single liturgical service, even when the congregation doesn't even understand Latin... Another is enforcing the use of shape of "Latin cross" on every church building, and disapproving the use of the earlier-used "Greek cross-shaped" church buildings, which was used all throughout the Roman Empire during the ancient times... Another is the removal of the use of "rood screens", which is a screen barrier that separates the nave/congregation from the sanctuary/altar in order to preserve the sanctity of the altar... It was something that was, again, used all throughout the Roman Empire during the ancient times, but its use was disapproved during the counter-reformation campaigns... The counterpart of these "rood screens" in the Eastern Orthodox Church is the "iconostasis", which served a similar purpose... And then, another such large reforms was the introduction of the "Novus Ordo" during the 2nd Vatican Council during the 20th Century... This remove basically removed all sense or "ancientness" from the church... Meanwhile, the Eastern Orthodox Church never had a single large reform since the Schism, preserving all ancient traditions and rituals in the liturgy...

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I'm Lutheran

Our eastern orthodox brothers are not gonna like that you refer to them as splitting from the Roman Catholics when it is the Roman Catholics who split from them(in their view)

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I am Orthodox and it does not matter to me which church I go to. The most important thing is that the church, regardless of the sect, is a place to worship the Lord, and it is the house of the angels.❤

It may have bothered me too much that you've said that Roman Catholic church started at 30AD, while Easter Orthodox was founded at 1054. While I do think this is exactly backwards from reality, you could have used a more neutral language to say that both were united until the split in 1054. I had to dislike it for this. New people might conclude that Catholic church was the only one from the time of Christ. The way you handled other orthodox churches wasn't great either.

One thing, Orthodoxy was not founded in 1054. It was founded on Pentecost.

eastern orthodox church since 1054 ad 😂

Just saying here, Don't want to be cancelled but the Mormon church in my place is kinda like a different religion.

I’m a Lutheran … “The first Protestant denomination. Founded by Martin Luther. Emphasizing faith and scripture over rituals”.

I am a Latter Day Saint Christian, thank you for including us in the video ❤

How can u say roman catholic church as 30 ad but then go on to say oriental and eastern orthodox and church of the east came later. All 4 were part of the original church they all originated from the beginning itself

The vast amount of denominations is both a strength and a major weakness for Christianity as its totally impossible to keep unity among adherents.

I grew up Baptist/ non-denominational. It’s seems Presbyterians run the church most inline with the way the Bible instructs. The best ones in my San Antonio fall under PCA. I watched the online service on Sunday. I’m taking my family in person next week. Lutheran was my second choice but it felt a bit too Catholic (the choreographed phrases and responses).

What about the greek catholic church ?

Wow this video offends me as an Eastern Orthodox Christian, the heretical Catholic Church started in 1054 AD known as the Great Schism. Your new testament was first written in Ancient Greek and we were the successors of Rome called New Rome or Constantinople and or the Eastern Roman / Byzantine Empire.

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If you put the Roman Chatolic Church on 30 Ad, you should also put The Orthodox, because not way that Church has been just since 1054. You lack a lor o Knownladge here...

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I am roman Catholic Church

With this, I am really wondering what kind of Christianity practiced in Greece before 1054 if it was not Orthodoxy back then

Its absolutely wrong to divide Christianity into different parts. We all just need to follow Jesus Christ and unite for those Christian who suffering different hardship .We are just a christian or not anything and follow only one Jesus .So ,way we are divided in to so many different parts.

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There are a lot of disputable historical info again. Why Catholic Church exist since 30 AD, but Orthodox only since 1054? And the same bout Church of the East... Sadly, there's no info on Old-Believers and Uniatiс Churches.

The older your church is, it's more likely to be a true church since all of the old heretic churches went extinct over time and new heresies started to pop up in modern times.

Only Eastern Orthodox church is original and truth Christianity which have continuity related to the root of Christianity. All denomination should back to Orthodox church truth dogmatics. Wish you all the best. ☦️

Catholicism was formed in 1054, when it broke from the true Orthodox Church

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The last and perfect religion sent by Allah is Islam. In the Hereafter, we will be asked about our deeds towards Islam and our prayers. Allah is the only one. Read the Qur'an, study the Prophet Muhammad.

Christianity has many denominations but which one is the real religion introduced by Jesus? I mean which one is the real Christianity?

The official name is "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints". Mormon is an old fashioned slur given to us in the 19th century by people who hated us.

Latin/Roman Catholic Christian

Orthodox church since 1054????? This data is false. It was the Roman pontiffs who separated themselves from the other 4 bishoprics

Orthodox Christianity is the most peaceful & accomodating of all sects. Love Orthodoxy 💌💌

Brothers and sisters in christ The things that unite as Christina are more than the one that divide us The mqjor thing tht unites us it that we choose to embrace the Saviour Jesus Christ

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If the Eastern Orthodox Church was birthed/created in 1054 then so was the Roman Cathic Church. (it was a split not a new church.)

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Each of them thinks they are right while all the others are wrong. And that’s just inside Christian religion. All other religions think they are right too. Religions are the most irrational thing on the face of the earth.

Make a video about Hinduism and Buddhism and Sikh like how you did it on Islam, Judaism and Christianity

I find it funny that this video is biased by declaring that the Catholic church is the one that started in 30 AD and the Eastern Orthodox Church split off from it.

Im a non-denominational protestant and no matter what denomination we are, we are all brothers in Christ.

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Orthodox was not created in 1054, it was created at the Holy Pentecost

I am catholic

I believe in only one denomination Christian

Everyone forgot the prodestant Christian’s. ):

Is Mormon And Seventh Day Adventist Is Same?

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Really enjoyable and informative short video🙌 however, it is commonly agreed upon that Jehowas Witnesses and the Church of Mormon falls outside the definiton of Christianity, as they have their own separate religious books, and denies the holy trinity.

Why catholicism is since 30 and orthodoxy is since 1054? It was ONE CHURCH and in 1054 split into catholicism and orthodoxy, so both are since 1054. (Or, catholicism changed many times, orthodoxy changed only little, so orthodoxy is oldest, because it's closest to Jesus's times (because Catholicism has changed many times) !!!!!!!

Which denomination will be saved by Jesus?

the orthodox and catholic churches were united together until 1054 AD, the schism divided them, a better start date for them both would be ~33 AD, on this day actually June 4th, Holy Pentecost

Jehovah's Witnesses is the fastest growing religion not only the West but in the orient.

The timeline of the early churches isn't the most accurate. Actually it's the Catholic perspective, while Orthodox would tell you that the Orthodox Church existed since 30 AD and that the Roman Catholics separated in 1054.

That’s a lot but there’s only one Jesus.

Wrong information: oriental orthodox and eastern orthodox were older than Roman catholic church, you can read Acts to make sure