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Different topic. I'm saying when Vincent of Lerins lived and breathed, there was only One Church.

You mean the Real Presence, how we believe that He is really present upon the words of consecration? when the celebrant quotes Jesus, saying, "This is My Body"? that the host truly then becomes for us the body and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ?

So, don't sin, no? There's a whole theology of sin, but the gist is, don't sin, no?

I have no idea if particles of the true cross exist. I don't have any proof they do not either.

A ridiculous video that I've seen before. The Church would [have] ground him up just like they did all the other heretics. Ah the good ol days. Missing the trees for the forest. The Council settled the dispute, as is obv to anybody, it's the plainest meanest of the text, in context or...

So 1st Corinthians 10 and 11 where he handles the Church's celebration of the Eucharist is rebuking them? Like, Stop doing this? Rather he says, "For as often as ye eat this bread, and drink this cup, ye do shew the Lord's death till he come." There's no end to the Eucharist until He comes...

Selling relics is against the Church's law.

Discourse. I believe that, the whole Bible (the whole Bible, all 73 books) is the Word of God and infallible and inerrant. I practice Jesus's religion, the religion He founded. If you call it "works based" as if that's a judgment, you're judging Him, not me. So, don't sin. Plain. St...

So, don't sin. If you sin sin clearly does have at least some dominion over you. That's just plain.

No other option, no?

And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength:

It was centuries before the East-West Schism between what are today known as Catholics and Orthodox. Besides heretics there was just One Church then, so there wasn't any doubt.

And I'm saying the plainest reading of reckoning yourself dead to sin, is to not sin. If you sin, you are alive to sin, not dead to it.

No argument. Only suggesting that when at peace perhaps having a proper safety isn't the worst idea. And if something gets inside the trigger guard while you're holstering it, that can and has happened. And when the situation demands it you can render a cocked 1911 safetyless too, by tying...

When Vincent of Lerins was alive and kicking there wasn't any doubt.

What did Vincent of Lerins teach about common characteristics of heretics and their heresies? DuckDuckGo DuckAssist: “ Vincent of Lérins taught that heretics often misuse scripture to support their new ideas, which can lead to various interpretations that deviate from orthodox teachings. He...

What did Vincent of Lerins teach about how we can know the truth, when interpreting the Scriptures for ourselves? DuckDuckGo DuckAssist: “ Vincent of Lerins taught that to know the truth when interpreting Scriptures, one should follow the principles of universality, antiquity, and consent...

Weird coincidence I guess. Paul mentions being sealed by the Holy Spirit more than once. That's confirmation, it's the completion of Baptism, and is demonstrated in Acts 8 and Acts 19 as I showed above. I don't see any reason to accept that based on Scripture alone. Baptism means washing...

And yet "the Holy Ghost came on them" when Paul was completed with them. Weird coincidence. It doesn't have to. It never uses the term Trinity or Triune or Three Persons either. Yeah, when one is sealed by the Holy Spirit, just as Paul even says.

It's just a complete baptism, that's what being sealed by the Holy Spirit is. Same thing.