This book is so inappropriate for children.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=23&v=4iTgeuA-5EE

Is that in your Book of Opinions? The Catholic Book of Opinions is used often by you.

Jesus never said that Radiance - that's ridiculous. And yes, protestants are mostly unified in their beliefs even though they don't all follow the same structure for a service.

Is Peter the rock on which the Church is built? Not according to God's word

https://www.onepoliticalplaza.com/t-147167-1.html

Isn't it fascinating that Paul never mentioned Peter in Romans and Peter wasn't included in his greetings. Could it be that Peter was never in Rome as the Catholic church claims? That is most likely. Peter pretty much disappeared around Acts 15. If he had been the first pope that would have been prominent in the Bible. It isn't.

She was born sinless according to the Catholic church. How crazy is that? Not only is in not supported in scripture by any stretch of the imagination, they just made it up less than 200 years ago. How could anyone follow a Church that so brazenly makes things up?

You know Catholicism, not the Bible.



Go right ahead. It means nothing.




The concept comes from the word of God. Deny it and you deny God's word



Nope. It's Biblically based.



We are pointing out false doctrine in the Catholic church and that the Catholic church is not Christian.



Sola Scriptura is no more man made than the Trinity is man made. Neither term is in the Bible yet both are Biblical.



Divisional? No. You're big on unity but there is unity of belief among most protestants. Catholicism claims their unity is needed but as pointed out before, Muslims and Mormons also have unity and they are wrong too.



What discontent? We see God's truth. Many false Catholic doctrines have been exposed on this forum by multiple people and with solid Biblical references.



You've been shown the verses that prove scripture is sufficient numerous times and you still deny God's inerrant word. That's on no one but you.



You can't prove scripture isn't sufficient. Scripture itself says it is.

How? Besides, we win in the end anyway.

What's interesting about this is you'd never see them do that with any other religion because they wouldn't get away with it.

Are not God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit all one? Do you deny this? Is not the Bible the inspired word of God as it tells us? Yet you believe God is lying to us in His word and vainly use man's word to refute it. Faced with God's truth you deny it.

The Catholic church had nothing to do with the protestant Bible or with Christianity. You believe a history made up by your church.

I remember now about the immaculate conception. How could I forget....

Good information Zemirah thanks. I have learned that these were in response to the Reformation to justify false doctrine. I never knew that before.

Tradition is declared of equal authority with the Bible by the Council Trent...1546.
The Apocryphal Books were added to the Bible by the Council of Trent...1545.

What does this mean? Immaculate conception of Mary?

29. The Immaculate Conception of Mary was proclaimed by Pope Pius IX in 1854.

I quoted God's word which you apparently don't really believe.




You don't know your Bible Doc. You tell me what it "really" means because according to you God is lying to us in Psalm 19.



Here you are again calling God a liar.




Done. It's in the Bible and you can't disprove it. Calling people names doesn't give you credibility, just the opposite in fact. Satan is crafty but God's word defeats him.

Look what you just typed Radiance. It shows another very casual disregard for God's word. Those verses can also be found in the Catholic version of the Bible. I'll echo what Zemirah said. You should read 1 John. Read it carefully.

What it isn't is inspired which is why its not in the Bible. One thing is for certain, you won't get the truth from the Catholic church.

The Didache is also called the "Teaching of the Twelve Apostles." It was possibly written around 65 - 80 A.D. and is supposed to be what the twelve apostles taught to the Gentiles concerning life and death, church order, fasting, baptism, prayer, etc. There is debate as to its authenticity. The work is cited by Eusebius who lived from 260 - 341 and Athanasius 293-373. It seems to be referenced by Origen who lived from 185-254. In the Didache, 16:2-3 is quoted in the Epistle of Barnabas in 4:9, or vice versa.1 The Epistle of Barnabas was written in 130-131 A.D. The Didache is not inspired, but is valuable as an early church document.

https://carm.org/didache



That is a profoundly silly statement.

Do you really believe Jesus Christ is the Savior? If so then why are you compelled to lie when pressed? The link I posted goes to the article. It is not an "anti-Catholic" site, it is the site for Grace To You Ministries.

You didn't go "exhaustively" through it or you'd have seen that the articles that expose Catholic heresies are but a very tiny fraction of what's there.

You're being convicted and that's a good thing.

Do you realize you're quoting from a protestant translation? It looks like you're copying and pasting multiple verses in an attempt to deflect from your mistakes.

Its because she has no answer but to copy and paste meaningless drivel over and over. The topic is heresies of the Catholic mass and she's still posting about 47,000 denominations which has no relevance to the topic.