May I ask what you mean by reformed, I think I know what it means but I want to be sure,can someone take the time to explain to me?
You see I was Baptized in a Catholic Church my family is Catholic, which is Christian all the same as are other denominations, it's just the system they have that takes them away from the true word of God, I have since stopped going by the title Catholic, as I'm sure many have read on here and I've explained why I did, so no need to go into that story.
I simply believe in God the Father and his only begotten son our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and though it is sometimes hard for me, because I'm a very emotional person and let anger get the best of me, I try to follow God's commandments, though I am not perfect, so yes I do son, but ask for forgiveness and repent.
Does this make me reformed, or must one take on a title of Protestant to be reformed? Which I don't.
I would say "reform", religiously, IS "following one "form" of religious doctrine, and then "changing" to follow Gods "formed" doctrine.
I would say that hangs on, men having "followed" a Catholic "formed" doctrine, then decided to set aside the Catholic 'formed' doctrine and instead 'elect' to follow Gods "doctrine" as revealed exclusively in Scripture.
A "doctrine" has multiple meanings... particularly;
* A principle or body of principles presented for acceptance or belief, as by a religious, political, scientific, or philosophic
group; dogma.
* A rule or principle
of law especially when established by precedent.
* One doctine IS based on "the acceptance of A BELIEF, "OF a group of men."
* One doctrine IS based on "the acceptance of A BELIEF, "per A LAW".
Religious Reforming, is basically, having HAD accepted "A group OF mens BELIEFS"...
Then "Rejected"....."A group OF mens BELIEFS"
and "ACCEPTED instead" Gods Lawful Beliefs, VOID of "political", scientific, philosophical" influences 'OF' men.
Glory to God,
Taken