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Originally posted by orangetom1999
By the way ..the poster who said that the protestants too have black marks on them. Yes I agree. I am familiar with some of the history of Martin Luther and how he eventually turned on the Hebrews though he is not the only one.
Originally posted by jake1997
saint...you may not have to worry about 'what He thinks.
Originally posted by jake1997
If you didnt goto confession friday, you are not allowed to receive the Lords grace via communion.
Originally posted by jake1997
The Lord hates the doctrine of the RCC, which is the same as that of the nicolaitans. I just mentioned this in that 'other thread'.
Originally posted by jake1997
Why do you insist on saying there is shouting between the pews when the doctrine of the RCC is based on biblical and nonbiblical doctrine.
Originally posted by jake1997
I tried to show that that setup does not work with my 2 Kings post.
Ive always admired the way you can stick to scripture and maintain your bearing in ATS with all that comes at us...
Originally posted by jake1997
but
Originally posted by jake1997
that makes it all the more bewildering why you cannot see that the RCC is preaching a different doctrine then the one of the bible.
Okay. Catholics believe going to confessional as a regular practice is a good habit. If the person confessing is sincere and reforms their ways, why is this a problem? Also, there are many protestant churches who won't let you have communion if you're under 'church discipline' and such. I don't understand why anyone would be denied communion if they wish it...but it's the church's property, money, and such so they can do as they wish. Jesus said to "do this in rememberence of me" and did NOT add "and it must be a church". What's that mean? It means when you're with your family, friends or whoever at the dinner table, break some bread and talk about Jesus. Am I off base here?
Originally posted by orangetom1999
If I may post your question correctly.
"That's a good point, orangetom...
But since that seems to diverge away from this particular topic, why not start a new thread"
Originally posted by orangetom1999
The obviously count on the concept that most people dont know much history. They are correct in this assumption. I myself dont know that much history but what they are doing is obviously using the ignorance of the public as a default setting to play through.
Originally posted by saint4GodCatholics believe going to confessional as a regular practice is a good habit. If the person confessing is sincere and reforms their ways, why is this a problem?
Originally posted by saint4God
Scripture and our personal relationship with God should be making the difference in our lives, yes?
Originally posted by saint4God
If we wanna toss out all nonbiblical doctrine, then fine by me BUT touch that Bible and you're gonna see a not-so-passive side of me.
Originally posted by orangetom1999
Whenever I see people on these boards speaking badly about Jesus and especially the Apostle Paul I have warning flags to surface to tell me to look for Talmudism.
Originally posted by orangetom1999
I dont put alot of stock in the Martriarchy sacred Femminine type systems merely because of what I see in the nature of what is around me and the grasp of history of what I know.
Originally posted by msnevil
She, like the Saints are revered and adored. Much like we revere and adore our pastors, Bishops, elders, leaders, etc. Like our "pastor" prays for Us. The Saints pray for us. To the Son.
Originally posted by msnevil
(please Note, As a christian. My focus is on being a instrument to "saving the lost". Not "legislating" the lost.
Originally posted by msnevil
But when you tell me. "Take the Christmas tree down" In my own yard. Then it becomes personal.