In simple terms, what is the main difference between the Roman Catholic Church and other Christian churches?
The Roman Catholic Church was founded by Jesus Christ (the Son of God) in the 1st Century C.E. through apostolic succession. All other Christian Churches were founded by human leaders. The Roman Catholic Church is the only Church founded by Jesus Christ.
Leadership: Jesus made Saint Peter the Rock of the Church before He ascended into Heaven. Peter became the Church’s first Pope. All Popes are direct descendants of Saint Peter.
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