What is an overview of denominational doctrines that are most commonly defended by apologists against objections from other denominations?
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Here is a brief list
SDA - Worship on Saturdays, and Soul Sleep
Catholics - The Holy Magisterium. Surprisingly, this is all they have to defend as every other Dogma hinges on the Magisterium's inherency.
Messianic Jews - Following of Jewish Practices in the Mosaic Covenant
Easter Orthodox - Bishop inherency
Protestant views are broad. Let me list a few different branches.
Lutherans - Sola Scriptura, Free Will
Reformed/Calvinists - Sola Scriptura, Predestination
Pentecostals and Charismatics - Speaking in Tongues
Hope this helps, if you want any other denominations just ask!
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