I don't agree that the Roman Catholic Church is not Christian. I know many Roman Catholics and they are amongst the most devoted Christians that I know. While all the other Protestant Churches were allowing the use of birth control pills, killing millions of human beings in the earliest stages, the RCC was the only one who stood it's ground and said it is wrong. So much for the others speaking for God! I am appalled that most Protestants I know still endorse birth control pills. And they do do because it is convenient for them, regardless if it takes a life.

I "am" Roman Catholic in what I believe. I just have trouble with some of the Church's teachings on sex and women (I don't see anything wrong with barrier methods) but, all things considered, they are small problems. But if you look at the Bible in detail, you will see references to Purgatory and that is without having to go to the Apocrypha. Almost all other denominations deny the existence of purgatory. They also have pretty unconvincing and polar theories on who and what Mary was. I believe in the Immaculate Conception.

I do believe the RCC was founded by Christ and of all the churches has remained the closest to the teachings of the apostles, but, without a doubt, there are serious problems within the church aswell.