OK. Just be aware that the Lord didn't promise to build a Book, but a Church. Matthew 16:18 KJVI prefer to focus on Jesus Christ and the Bible.
OK. Just be aware that the Lord didn't promise to build a Book, but a Church. Matthew 16:18 KJVI prefer to focus on Jesus Christ and the Bible.
OK. Just be aware that the Lord didn't promise to build a Book, but a Church. Matthew 16:18 KJV
Correct, though I do remind you that 2nd Timothy was addressed to a bishop. That's not to say we non-bishops ought not read it of course, I'm just putting the epistle in its historical and ecclesiastical context.Yes, Jesus said 'I will build my church'. The Bible is also provided for study.
2 Timothy 3:16,17
Correct, though I do remind you that 2nd Timothy was addressed to a bishop. That's not to say we non-bishops ought not read it of course, I'm just putting the epistle in its historical and ecclesiastical context.
That's too bad.I don't see Timothy described as a bishop in the Bible.
Don't you know that Cruciform the Pompous is now 32,666-0 in arguments on TOL.
All he has to do is post a link, refer back to the link, and declare victory.
the church says you are not saved
-and
-you are worried about someone bowing to an object?
If that's so, the bodily resurrection of Jesus is not sure as it depends on faith and on the preaching of the preachers.
the church says you are not saved
-and
-you are worried about someone bowing to an object?
Then we should pay more attention to the Blessed Virgin.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_in_Islam
I never said you weren't "saved," rather that you fail to qualify as a "Christian" due to your outright rejection of certain central and defining Christian teachings, most notably, the doctrines of the Trinity and Incarnation, which largely define what a "Christian" even IS. Sorry for your confusion.The Catholic church is a haunt for demons, and you think we are surprised it says we are not saved?
Post your proof.I know it is something common to those who practice idolatry and Mary worship.
So, then, no actual proof whatsoever. That's what I thought. :yawn:Protestants are on the right path. Rcc are way of course
If you go by the Scriptures you have no popes, no Cardinals, no archbishops, no priests, no monks, no nuns, no queen of heaven, no immaculate conception, no rosary, no venial or mortal sins, no purgatory, no rosaries, no scapulars, no indulgences, no icons, no relics, no private confessions, no vestments. And the list could go on & on.I know it is something common to those who practice idolatry and Mary worship.
Nothing has changed in the Roman Catholic Church, they still hold that: the Roman Catholic church is the one true Church of Christ. Transubstantiation(Trans-Vatican-Baloney) is the true view of the Eucharist. The priesthood is only for males (that are Celibate). Prayers are said to the saints in heaven, to Mary, and prayers for the dead. The main prayer of the rosary is “Hail Mary.” Sacred tradition and Scripture should be received equal reverence. Purgatory not heaven is the destination of Christians, Mary was born without original sin, was a perpetual virgin and assumed bodily into heaven.The Catholic church is a haunt for demons, and you think we are surprised it says we are not saved?
Post your proof.
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If you go by the Scriptures you have no popes, no Cardinals, no archbishops, no priests, no monks, no nuns, no queen of heaven, no immaculate conception, no rosary, no venial or mortal sins, no purgatory, no rosaries, no scapulars, no indulgences, no icons, no relics, no private confessions, no vestments. And the list could go on & on.
Nothing has changed in the Roman Catholic Church, they still hold that: the Roman Catholic church is the one true Church of Christ. Transubstantiation(Trans-Vatican-Baloney) is the true view of the Eucharist. The priesthood is only for males (that are Celibate). Prayers are said to the saints in heaven, to Mary, and prayers for the dead. The main prayer of the rosary is “Hail Mary.” Sacred tradition and Scripture should be received equal reverence. Purgatory not heaven is the destination of Christians, Mary was born without original sin, was a perpetual virgin and assumed bodily into heaven.
The Pope said his heart was consecrated to Mary not to Jesus Christ- he called himself the vicar of Christ as all popes do, (pontifex maximus) yet modernized evangelicals ignored the continued policy of the Vatican. Among his other titles are Successor to the Prince of the Apostles; Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church. What kind of a Christian leader accepts this, or commends other spiritual practices – saying we can learn from other religions and unites with them in the most intimate way possible, by prayer and fellowship. Whose example is he following? Did Jesus commend the Pharisees; did he try to unite everyone in Israel, or those outside Israel? They certainly were closer than the religions are today. But close is not good enough when it comes to spiritual matters like these.
Next time you go to mass look for the idols they are in every RCC !