r/Protestantism • u/ImportantInternal834 • 12h ago
r/Protestantism • u/Putrid-Date-3690 • 11h ago
I’m thinking about being Catholic, but there is so much to adore in Protestantism
My heart is leaning more towards the Catholic Church lately, but Protestantism has so much beauty to it in its theology.
I also think the Protestant Reformation was a good thing, and Martin Luther was wrongfully excommunicated given the Council of Trent did correct some of the errors he pointed out in his 95 thesis.
And I fear if I become Catholic I don’t know if saying he was wrongfully excommunicated would be a heresy.
It’s I guess I want to be able defend facts; and I want to ensure in life I make the right choice for my own walk with God.
I come from a non-denom background and realized my church is schismatic and hurting the Body of Christ thus my quench for a more High Church setting or at least one that is accurate and allowed to exist such as the Protestant Denominations since they were wrongfully excommunicated and are valid.