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Brady Vaught Denominational differences 9/29/16 Jason Adams Non denominational 4 years at that church Community Church They are Autonomous and go there on rout this specific church goes from the biblical theology depends on the church in specific. His church handles theology closed hand primary doctrine is non negotiable truth that the bible speaks and is open to interpretation they leave open these ideas of the bible. When you accept Christ you can be baptized as an active obedience and is not a requirement for salvation. Child baptism up to about five years old the child professes the need to be baptized and is knowledgeable of what they are doing. We stand alone with no organizational structure they don't need anyone to tell them what

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