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Originally posted by FlyersFan
You want questions? Sure ... I'll ask ...
1 - HOW is this not something that should be in the off topic religion forum? The amount of preaching of your interpretation of scripture as 'truth' in your opening post deems this as something that should be in that forum instead - IMHO.
2 - HOW on earth can you say that you can clear up misunderstandings about God, Christianity, The Church, Christs teachings, etc. All you have is your interpretation of scripture and your interpretation of history - history that may or may not be accurate. For 2,000 years, minds greater than ours have tried to unravel the mysteries of God and have been unable to do so .. even though they claim to have been able to do so, and yet all the while they contradicted each other. So tell us .. how is it that your interpretation is the real one and the others through out the millenia are false?
Originally posted by DominusIlluminatioMea
reply to post by sad_eyed_lady
Except Catholics pray to Mary, do they not? Therefore making her an idol.
Originally posted by SeekerofTruth101
why are you continually seeking to push religious conspiracies to Offtopic posts when members question Catholicism?
Are you afraid,
you personally fought here on ATS against the secular gov over the 1st Amendment rights
everything will be brought before the light for judgement, including you.
At this time, Sedevacantism is the correct position for Traditional Catholics to hold. Sedevacantism is Latin for "Vacant Seat," or, the Chair of Peter is empty because the person that holds it is a manifest heretic and automatically excommunicates himself for going against the Traditional teachings of the Church. This is where we find ourselves today.
Sedevacantism is part of the very crisis in question, since it has created even more confusion among the faithful, already so confused and scandalized by the doings of the post-conciliar era. Restoring the Church will be furthered by recognizing the authority of the current Pope, as well as properly distinguishing his binding papal teachings from his mere opinions and actions, which may be the product of human weakness or self-respect, but which can never be evidence of formal heresy.
Please ask questions because I think I can help clear up a lot of misunderstandings about God,
Originally posted by sad_eyed_lady
I don't know where you get your information,
Some of you Protestants act like Michael Vick's pitt-bulls.
Originally posted by wildtimes
reply to post by TruthSeekerMike
My point is,few people actually know what church is because their understanding of it started from the Roman pope's church.
"Church" is the great outdoors....the more uncontrolled and unimproved by man, the better.
"Church" is our Earth.
I don't know where you get your information, but Catholics do not consider Protestants heretics. If that was taught doctrine, I would be well aware. It is not.
Originally posted by arpgme
If Jesus is the only son of God, why does he tell us to pray "OUR father thou art in heaven?" Surely, we should be saying "Father of Jesus thou are in heaven"...
Paslms 82:6 "I have said, Ye are gods; and all of you are children of the most High."
Uh, i have had more than one catholic call me a heretic, some of them on this site too. Thats where i get my information from.
"Church" is the great outdoors....the more uncontrolled and unimproved by man, the better.
"Church" is our Earth.
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"The biblical word that is translated "church" is the Greek word ekklesia (feminine gender) has nothing to do with the word "circle" that describes a shape. Ekklesia in its etymological sense means "called out ones," but in general usage it answers to our English words "congregation," "assembly," or "group." In one place in the New Testament the word ekklesia actually refers to a mob of rioters who were assembled to harm the apostle Paul (Acts 19:32). The word ekklesia in the Bible never means a building (whether for worship or secular use).