I really doubt he acts the anywhere else. This medium has many limitations and it can't replace face to face conversations. People get frustrated and often say things they normally wouldn't. Look at the political forum. That can get a bit crazy!

They're careful to not say worship and instead say veneration. Having been there and done that in truth it is worship. They worship statues and the wafers they use for communion too.

True most don't read anything by anybody. Even if he does have a Catholic following it doesn't matter. Mormons and Muslims can be just as energetic in defending their false doctrine too.

I'll say it again - Newman's statement is profoundly ignorant because he believed a church founded on lies. Christianity has its roots further back than the Catholic church does.

Learn some history Doc. See how the Catholics forged documents to support a papacy. Open the bible and look at the truth.

He did tell me "May you gain entrance into hell" several times but he won't explain that remark. It does say a lot about how hard he's fighting being convicted.

You again fail to refute God's word Doc.

You may want to read - Facts of History Which Refute and Contradict Roman Catholic Claims for the Papacy

https://christiantruth.com/articles/articles-roman-catholicism/papacy-and-the-facts-of-history/

Wrong. The only ones who claim it was definitely the apostles that wrote it are the Catholics.

I've read a lot of it. You do realize that first line doesn't mean it was written by the apostles don't you?

These are not inspired writings.

I tend to agree with your assessment of this movement.

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A thorough examination of the patristic exegesis of the Matthew 16 passage can be found here. That article examines the interpretation of the rock of Matthew 16:18 by the fathers of the early Church to see if there is a unanimous consensus of the meaning of this passage as well as John 21:15-17 and Luke 22:32. Is the Vatican I interpretation of these famous passage the same as that of the early Church fathers? The evidence clearly reveals the church fathers did not interpret the rock of Matthew 16 as supportive of the Roman Catholic papacy or that they believed the bishops of Rome to be infallible when teaching in their official capacity ex cathedra. A patristic consensus for the Roman Catholic interpretation of the petrine passages simply does not exist. This completely undermines the theological foundation upon which the edifice of the papacy is erected.

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A bit long but a good read

https://christiantruth.com/articles/articles-roman-catholicism/papacy-and-the-facts-of-history/

I think Doc wants this forum to be Catholic only. The vast majority of topics are from him.

I had no idea about that. But no one can go in their temples either can they?. A Mormon relative got married but since his parents weren't Mormons they couldn't go into the temple for the ceremony.

How is it ill will to want all people to have Christ as their Lord and Savior?

Is it logical or rational to think God would have the didache hidden until 1887? Why would a perfect and all knowing God, knowing everything that we need, omit any critical information from the bible? Answer - he wouldn't.

The authorship of the didache is in dispute. The Catholic church's opinion on it is totally irrelevant especially in light of their propensity for forging documents.

http://www.bereanpublishers.com/forged-documents-and-papal-power/

I didn't know you were a Mormon. Wow. I've read some of their apologetics too. Mormonism doesn't have as much Christianity sprinkled in. I know a Mormon who only started going to the church because his friend was Mormon and the family took him to their services. He never left. A false church is a false church but Mormonism is really out there.

It doesn't matter if the Catholic mass is the same. A pagan ritual is still a pagan ritual. As a thread on here has already stated - Roman Catholicism threw Christianity out the window.

The didache is also not inspired and its speculation on who the authors were. The final authority is the bible. Not non-inspired writings.

The word Didache comes from the Greek word related to doctrine, didactic, teaching, etc. The Didache is a controversial instruction book, the date of writing of which has been much debated. Currently, the Didache, a non-canonical book, is believed to have been written between A.D. 70 and A.D. 100. It is claimed to be the work of the twelve Apostles. The Greek “Apostolic Constitutions” has many references to the Didache, with additional Scriptures added. The Didache seems to have been a sort of church manual for primitive Christians, probably in rural areas dependent mostly on itinerant ministers. It was revised over time into varying forms at various places.

Several writings and lists from the beginning of the fourth century refer to a writing known as the “Teaching” or “Teachings” of the Apostles. However, it is not proved that this is in reference to the Didache. The present version of the ancient Didache is a reliable guide to help understand the conduct code of the early Christian community.

The Didache deals with the roads to life and death. According to the Didache, the path of life teaches to love only one God, love your neighbor as yourself, and a form of what we now know as the Golden Rule. The teachings continue to follow the Ten Commandments. Other chapters deal with seeing God as all-powerful, seeking Him day and night, and not doubting whether His Word is true, keeping the commandments of God, confessing our sins and coming into prayer with a clear conscience. This is seen as the path of life.

According to the Didache, the road to death is evil and is taken by those who persecute the good, not knowing the reward of righteousness. What is found on the path to death in the Didache is listed in Revelation 22:15. Again we are reminded of false teachers, and it is stressed that the teachings should be of the true gospel. Tempting and disputing any prophet who is speaking in the Spirit shall not be forgiven, says the Didache. Any prophet who is an approved minister but does not teach others shall face God’s judgment. The creation of man will end in a fiery trial of proof, and many shall perish. The sign of Jesus Christ’s appearing will come, then the sound of the Trumpet, and then the resurrection of the dead. “Then shall the world behold the Lord coming on the clouds of Heaven.”

https://www.gotquestions.org/didache.html