In my sect, the most controversial doctrine was the supposed translation of prophecy from people speaking in tongues. Some people believed it worked, and some didn't. While working as a music minister, I found out they were rehearsing the prophecies. This was likely the first seed of doubt in my faith.
This, of course, is mild compared to the doctrines of Calvinism, which I utterly despise. And you're right, @goodnews, if Christianity didn't have any sects or conflicting doctrines, it would have a much stronger case for being true. But doesn't the fact that such extreme diversity exists in the same religion indicate that it isn't true?
This, of course, is mild compared to the doctrines of Calvinism, which I utterly despise. And you're right, @goodnews, if Christianity didn't have any sects or conflicting doctrines, it would have a much stronger case for being true. But doesn't the fact that such extreme diversity exists in the same religion indicate that it isn't true?
