Some conclude that the opposite claims of the various churches to be the one true Church of Christ make it practically impossible to make a reasonable choice. They either do not go to any church, or they go to one church, then to another without caring too much about doctrinal differences.
All denominations deplore the multiplicity of sectarian churches.
There is a great desire for union among churches, which should settle their differences and present to the world of unbelievers a united front while eliminating the scandal of competition that comes up between neighboring churches. However, this desired unity is more easily proposed than effected. The element of institutional pride afflicts all human societies, and the churches are not exempt from this vice. But what goes deeper into the root of the matter are the doctrinal differences that form obstacles to a real union of churches. Much discussion is going on at present, which, God willing, will resolve these difficulties in the foreseeable future.