There are three things I really don't like about Catholicism, and think they would tend to pull someone away from God:
1 - The veneration, close to idolatry, of Mary;
2 - the praying to angles and saints;
3 - the supremacy of tradition, even over the scripture.
(However, I do not think that all Catholics are not Christians.)
(However, I do not think that all Catholics are not Christians.)
Gee, I would hope not. Considering that the Catholic Church (all rites, Latin as well as the Eastern Rites) are the ORIGINAL and true Christian Church and can trace their existence in a direct line from the present to the Apostles of Christ and Christ himself.
What do you have against geometry?
I think all true believers in any denomination are Christian, and that holds for every Trinitarian denomination.
I think each denomination has a bunch of straphanger attenders who are not believers. God will sort that out. Jesus said there were tares sown in the wheat field.
My theological concerns that have yet to be scripturally answered are: immaculate conception, assumption, the fine line between veneration and worship, and a non-scriptural personal issue, opulence (which Francis I might be ready to fix.)