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Line 100: As a Pentecostal myself, I VERY strongly disagree. Frankly, I know hardly any Pentecostals who would endorse your opinion.[[User:Davidcannon\|David Cannon]] 22:38, 12 Apr 2005 (UTC) --- :As a non-Pentecostal who has attended Pentecostal churches, I fully concur with David on this. ~~The~~Some major similarities are as follows: : A belief in the orthodox doctrine of the Trinity (except for Oneness Pentecostals) :* A belief in the substitutionary atonement of Christ :* A belief that Baptism and the Lord's Supper are the only two sacraments (some ~~Pentecostal churches~~Pentecostals would disagree on this) :* A belief that those who place their faith in Jesus Christ are saved and are assured salvation. :* A congregational church political model (usually).

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