#12469 Why Are Jehovah’s Witnesses Considered Non-Christian? - Jimmy Akin

<p>&#8220;Why are Jehovah’s Witnesses considered non-Christian?&#8221; This question leads to a discussion on the theological distinctions that set them apart from mainstream Christianity. Additionally, the conversation touches on the similarities and differences between angelic and ghost apparitions, the earliest evidence for the Assumption and the Immaculate Conception, and advice for new Catholics seeking community.</p>
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<p><strong>Questions Covered:</strong></p>
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<li>01:40 &#8211; Similarities and differences between angelic and ghost apparitions</li>
<li>19:15 &#8211; Clarification on why Jehovah’s Witnesses are considered non-Christian</li>
<li>29:30 &#8211; Earliest evidence for the Assumption and the Immaculate Conception</li>
<li>43:30 &#8211; If Jesus appears fully in both species, why does Scripture say “body” for bread and “blood” for wine?</li>
<li>49:55 &#8211; Advice for a new Catholic struggling to connect with other young adult Catholics</li>
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