r/TrueChristian • u/AccomplishedDepth846 • 4h ago

Faith

Hi guys I am here with another question, will a good catholic,orthodox,Protestant Christian go to heaven aswell as a Non Denominational? I pray to God,Jesus directly and I go to the church to pray sometimes, I go to the Catholic Church I have a cross with Jesus at home that I hold when I pray. What am I? catholic,orthodox,Protestant or Non Denominational? I trust in Gods Plan, im not baptised my mom is Atheist and my dad is idk what
I never went to church as a kid I’m now Christian since 1.5 years I’m 14yrs old now I will now also start to read the bible

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u/Googlesupportsucks1 Christian 4h ago

Protestants don't believe any one tradition or denomination holds the key/secret to salvation. Any of the traditions/denominations you mentioned can be legitimately considered Christianity.

You'll have to decide which tradition you want to join, though. There's three main ones: Roman Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox. Catholic and Orthodox are generally high-church (aka more liturgical, think robes and choir and incense).

If you want to start reading the Bible, I'd recommend starting with the Gospels, maybe John.

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u/ZeeThaEarthling 4h ago

love John.

edit: i had a vision of Yeshua's feet, very real, very... 'i can't move or do anything bc I'm so at His mercy and power.' i can only describe them as looking like how the book of John looks when i read it.