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20. Churches of al-Ashmonein; a conflict between the Coptic Orthodox and Brethren churches
Date of source: Tuesday, December 31, 2002
Overview of churches in al-Ashmonein and a description of the claims of the Coptic Orthodox Church and Brethren Church on one and the same church building. The relations between Orthodox Christians and Muslims and Brethren and Muslims are obviously better than those between the two Christian...
58. Onehundredsixty Brethren churches in Egypt taboo eating ham: Plymouth and Welcoming Brethren do not acknowledge priesthood and fast until sunset like Muslims.
Date of source: Thursday, June 9, 2005
The Plymouth Brethren emerged in 1860 in Egypt and started permeating Upper Egypt, particularly in Asyout and al-Minyā, where its Coptic members coexist with their Muslim neighbours; Welcoming Brethren came to Egypt in 1915. Egyptian churches of both denominations reach 165 churches; 115 in Upper...
25. Jehovah’s Witnesses, Seventh Day Adventists, and the Plymouth Brethren. Are they religious fundamentalists or disobedient to the church?
Date of source: Friday, June 1, 2001
The Orthodox Church does not recognize the Jehovah’s Witnesses, Seventh Day Adventists, Plymouth Brethren and Evangelists. It considers them as sects that have deviated from church references that are based on the Holy Bible, ecumenical councils, fathers’ sayings and church laws. Representatives of...
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