Pagan Mary Worship

[john w]

Sure. But my question was addressed specifically to Ktoyou, so I'll wait for her answer (if she doesn't continue to avoid the question).

Answered here:

www.theologyonline.com

And here:

www.theologyonline.com


And here:

www.theologyonline.com


So there. Nothin' to this debating thing.

 

[avondale70]

When Constantine married paganism and Christianity, the door was opened for false doctrines to creep into the early Christian Church, and they were gradually introduced into the system. The Church became divided into the Catholic Church who accepted the pagan doctrines, and the true Christian Church who resisted Constantine’s indoctrination.

Show me some evidence of this in the historical record. By which I mean, where was this "true church" in AD 400? Or AD 500? Or AD 798? On what are you basing this ridiculous belief?

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[SaulToPaul 2]

So there. Nothin' to this debating thing.

Indeed. Pope Cruciform Pompous IV is now 666,666-0 in arguments on TOL.
Post a link, refer back to link, declare victory, head onward toward destruction of your soul.

 

[john w]

Indeed. Pope Cruciform Pompous IV is now 666,666-0 in arguments on TOL.
Post a link, refer back to link, declare victory, head onward toward destruction of your soul.

It's quite a compelsion complex, Mayor.

 

[Ben Masada]

QUESTION When the apostles raised people from the dead, were they using "magical powers"---yes, or no?

It depends on your reply to my question. Were the apostles Jewish or were they not? If they were Jewish, my answer is "no" to your question because Jews neither raise themselves nor any one else from the dead. According to their gospel which was the gospel of Jesus aka the Tanach, once dead no one will ever be raised from the grave. Read II Samuel 12:23; Isaiah 26:14; Job 7:9; etc.

 

[Right Divider]

It depends on your reply to my question. Were the apostles Jewish or were they not? If they were Jewish, my answer is "no" to your question because Jews neither raise themselves nor any one else from the dead. According to their gospel which was the gospel of Jesus aka the Tanach, once dead no one will ever be raised from the grave. Read II Samuel 12:23; Isaiah 26:14; Job 7:9; etc.

Those are just your silly "interpretations" of those scriptures. It's amazing that you even identify yourself as an Israelite.

 

[Ktoyou]

Answered here:

www.theologyonline.com

And here:

www.theologyonline.com


And here:

www.theologyonline.com


So there. Nothin' to this debating thing.

Is the question. "Are you going to the DNC?" No, shoot, I would rather go to the DMZ:Grizzly::nuke::Commie:

:chew: piggy, piggy

 

[Ktoyou]

To tell you the truth, I don't blame the Catholic Church for the pagan doctrine of Mary worshiping. The door was open when the Hellenist former disciple of Paul's reported about Jesus as of being born of God aka the Holy Spirit with Mary. (Matthew 1:18) ... she deserved to be worshiped as god-mother.

You 'truth' has nothing to do with Matthew 1:18 :nono:

 

[Cruciform]

It depends on your reply to my question.

My question was specifically for Ktoyou.

 

[Right Divider]

lol whats the point of the jewish faith then

It seems that, according to Ben, it's to misinterpret a few verses and then force the entire Bible to agree with that misinterpretation.

 

[musterion]

Indeed. Pope Cruciform Pompous IV is now 666,666-0 in arguments on TOL.
Post a link, refer back to link, declare victory, head onward toward destruction of your soul.

You're a regular Quinn Martin production, you know that? In color, yet.