Edited sentence: "The demons believe too").It is important to note that on these points, both the Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodox are in agreement.Many denominations have made public pronouncements that Catholics are "apostate Christians," meaning that Catholics were no longer Christians according to whatever standards (usually claimed to be Biblical) the accuser is using at the time.These two churches alone comprise over three quarters of worldwide Christians which suggests that these criticisms are in fact a minorty view within the Christian world.They argue that the Church is at variance with the Bible on theological points, ranging from disagreement with veneration of the apostles and saints, to disagreement with the notion that baptism is necessary to salvation, to disagreement with apostolic succession and Church hierarchy, and Church teachings that faith alone will not justify the Christian (e