Unique Doctrines

Conditional Immortality (also known as "souls sleep") This belief existed in Judaism and early Christianity and also arose again in the Protestant Reformation (see here ).

Arminianism We all possess free will to accept or reject salvation. This belief is held by Methodists, Adventists, and some Baptists (see here ).

Post-Tribulation Rapture and Heavenly Millennial Reign The second coming and rapture occurs after the Great Tribulation.and before an 1000 year reign in heaven. In other words: Great Tribulation-> Second Coming-> Rapture-> Heavenly Millennial Reign. (see eschatology here )

Christian Historicism An interpretation of the bible that sees a continuous line of prophecies leading up to the end of the world. One of the main points of historicism is that the papal system is Anti-Christian, a view which was commonly held in the Protestant Reformation and still exists today (see here ).

Historicism says that the Antichrist was wounded to death, but will resurrect, causing the Great Tribulation, and then the Second Coming of Christ will occur.

Seventh Day Sabbath The observance of the seventh-day Sabbath from Friday sunset to Saturday existed in Judaism, early Christianity, and among Anabaptists in the Protestant Reformation (see here ).

The Catholic church claims they instituted Sunday as a day of worship (see here ), but it can be argued that Sunday observance existed before the Catholic Church ever existed. The bible however doesn't seem to support the idea that Sunday observance was made in commemoration of Christ's resurrection (see here ).

The best argument that the Catholic Church attempted to change the Sabbath isn't the fact that the church itself claims to have done so, but because of the eschatology that exists in protestant churches today that derive from the Jesuit counter-reformation (see here ), the Christian history of Sabbath-keeping (see here ), the decline of protestantism, and the rise of papal influence.