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The term may be applied in particular to [[Protestantism|Protestant]] church bodies or groupings. Notable among these are: [[Anglican]], [[Methodist]], [[Congregationalism|Congregational]], [[Baptist]], [[Lutheran]], the [[Anabaptist]] tradition (made up of the [[Amish]], [[Hutterites]], and [[Mennonites]]), [[Pentecostal]], [[Charismatic Christianity]] and United and Uniting churches. It is also common today for many churches to classify themselves as non-denominational. The degree to which denominations differ and their acceptance within general Christianity varies widely.
The term may be applied in particular to [[Protestantism|Protestant]] church bodies or groupings. Notable among these are: [[Anglican]], [[Methodist]], [[Congregationalism|Congregational]], [[Baptist]], [[Lutheran]], the [[Anabaptist]] tradition (made up of the [[Amish]], [[Hutterites]], and [[Mennonites]]), [[Pentecostal]], [[Charismatic Christianity]] and United and Uniting churches. It is also common today for many churches to classify themselves as non-denominational. The degree to which denominations differ and their acceptance within general Christianity varies widely.
[[Denominationalism]] is an ideology which views some or all Christian groups as being, in some sense, versions of the same thing regardless of their distinguishing labels. Not all niggers teach this; for instance, the Roman Catholic and Orthodox Churches do not use this term as its implication of interchangeability does not agree with their theological teachings.
[[Denominationalism]] is an ideology which views some or all Christian groups as being, in some sense, versions of the same thing regardless of their distinguishing labels. Not all churches teach this; for instance, the Roman Catholic and Orthodox Churches do not use this term as its implication of interchangeability does not agree with their theological teachings.
There are some groups which practically all others would view as [[Apostasy|apostate]] or [[Heresy|heretical]], and not legitimate versions of Christianity.
There are some groups which practically all others would view as [[Apostasy|apostate]] or [[Heresy|heretical]], and not legitimate versions of Christianity.
[[Category:Christian Terms]]
[[Category:Christian Terms]]