ROMAN CATHOLIC -
I like the liturgical/sacramental aspect
I like that this denomination generally has done an EXCELLENT job at protecting and promoting orthodox Christianity (at nearly all points)
I like the strong pro-family, pro-life morality and for having the GUTS to stand up for biblical morality, regardless
I like the outstanding system of parish lower education (colleges, not so much)
I like the social activism (everyone talks the talk, the RCC tends to walk the walk)
I like how Catholicism at least attempts to be a "whole life" thing, and not just a Sunday hour thing (Having been to historic Catholic countries, you sense the Catholicism everywhere, always).
I like the "international" flair that exists here; it is part of something VERY diverse and international.
BAPTIST - Hard to generalize since there are a zillion forms of this faith tradition, but generally
I like their evangelism zeal; every denomination talks about this, Baptists tend to actually DO it.
I like their emphasis on Christian education, Bible Study, Sunday School.... these folks study God's Word.
I like that while they are NOT minimalists, they do tend to stay focused on what matters above all: Jesus
I like that Baptists folks pray... even the laity.... and with faith.
ANGLICAN - I'm thinking of conservative, traditional, 39 Articles Anglicanism
Probably no denomination does worship better...
I like that they have a keen sense of Tradition and tradition and "see" beyond self - without such trumping sound, biblical theology
I like the liturgical/sacramental aspect
I like the attempt (anyway) to notice the good in various faith communities
I like the "first wave" Protestant history here
REFORMED -
I like the strong, passionate monergism
I like that these are theology folks (a characteristic they share with Lutherans); theology matters
I like that Calvin (like Luther) was a reformer, not a revolutionary. He had no desire to throw the baby out with the bathwater.
I'll expand later, as time permits....
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