T
Thorwald
Guest
The one thing that bothers me, is the introduction of sin soon after God makes things holy. Your assumption that all that is believed upon by the Catholic Church, is holy, may not be so. Let us review Biblical history;If this is enough history for you, then you are very intellectually shallow.
Of course there were many population groups that were not “God’s Children”!
However, all those described in scripture as belonging to the One Body of Christ were Catholic, and still are!
The scriptures attest that Jesus gave the Apostles the authority to forgive sins. They did not always do so. Jesus authorized them to retain sins also. We see this clearly in the account of Ananias and Sapphira. Their sins were retained because they did not have a firm purpose of amendment. The results of sins that were retained are no different now than they were when they were recored in the book of Acts.
- After The Lord God Almighty begot His Son (Jesus Christ), He created the angels. Soon we find that one of them wanted to be ‘The Christ’, leading to the creation of satan.
- God created Adam & Eve (son and daughter of The Lord God Almighty). Before they could reproduce, they sinned,
- After the flood, one of Noah’s sons sinned, by looking upon Noah’s naked body.
- The Israelites began to sin in the desert, while Moses was receiving the 10 commandments from God.