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]]> By: Cindy http://www.matblogger.com/2009/10/the-tallest-church-in-the-world-ulm-minster/comment-page-1/#comment-704 Cindy Thu, 22 Oct 2009 16:32:01 +0000 http://www.matblogger.com/?p=571#comment-704 Maybe then you should visit the church on top of Chocolate Hill at Bohol, Philippines. The structures and architectures are amazing. Breathtakingly Beautiful. Just some interesting Christianity facts for you since your extract about Ulm Minster talks about it being a Lutheran Church. In the olden Days, There was only Roman Catholics. In the early days of 1500s (i think), as time changes, so does social standards and religious believes and doctrines. Martin Luther has his own believes of how Christianity should be like, and hence, he deviated away from Roman Catholic and formed another group of Christianity which we now know as Protestants. People later named his teaching after his name, and that is why you have a Lutheran Church today. Thanks for sharing! Maybe then you should visit the church on top of Chocolate Hill at Bohol, Philippines. The structures and architectures are amazing. Breathtakingly Beautiful.

Just some interesting Christianity facts for you since your extract about Ulm Minster talks about it being a Lutheran Church.

In the olden Days, There was only Roman Catholics. In the early days of 1500s (i think), as time changes, so does social standards and religious believes and doctrines. Martin Luther has his own believes of how Christianity should be like, and hence, he deviated away from Roman Catholic and formed another group of Christianity which we now know as Protestants. People later named his teaching after his name, and that is why you have a Lutheran Church today.

Thanks for sharing!

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