A question for Non-denominationals

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look3467 said:
In particular?

Blessings, AJ
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Embracing rebellion as the proper way to fix problems in the Church.
Division amongst Christians (directly contrary to the Scriptures and Tradition)
Introduction of false doctrine (the Five Solas of Luther, Calvin’s view on Predestination)
Violence and bloodshed throughout Christendom (both Catholics and Protestants were guilty of this, neither side more so than the others)
 
CWBetts said:
Embracing rebellion as the proper way to fix problems in the Church.
Division amongst Christians (directly contrary to the Scriptures and Tradition)
Introduction of false doctrine (the Five Solas of Luther, Calvin’s view on Predestination)
Violence and bloodshed throughout Christendom (both Catholics and Protestants were guilty of this, neither side more so than the others)
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The Opposition opposed in peaceful terms; not perpetrators of violence.

The repression of the opposition was met with violence, not
peacefully.

Blessings, AJ
 
look3467 said:
The Opposition opposed in peaceful terms; not perpetrators of violence.

The repression of the opposition was met with violence, not
peacefully.

Blessings, AJ
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Learn your history. Queen Elizabeth (protestant) made saying Mass an act of treason. St. THomas More’s peaceful oppositon to the apostate Henry VIII resulted in his execution. THis is just one country. No, the Reformers were bloody in their revolt against the True Church.
 
CWBetts said:
Learn your history. Queen Elizabeth (protestant) made saying Mass an act of treason. St. THomas More’s peaceful oppositon to the apostate Henry VIII resulted in his execution. THis is just one country. No, the Reformers were bloody in their revolt against the True Church.
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Dateline: France August 23, 1572. Thank you Sir for reminding me.
 
Jon_Hus said:
Dateline: France August 23, 1572. Thank you Sir for reminding me.
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Not me previous post that admits violence on both sides of the reformation. It is the modern protestants who are in a state of denial, refusing to accept that protestants instigated violence against catholics.
 
CWBetts said:
Not me previous post that admits violence on both sides of the reformation. It is the modern protestants who are in a state of denial, refusing to accept that protestants instigated violence against catholics.
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Such as in Northern Ireland?
 
CWBetts said:
Consider yourself ignored. You are blinded by anti-Catholic hate. You refuse to accept that protestants are guilty of violence against Catholics.
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Of course none of this (insults included) would be possible if a certain someone, a seminary student by day, were to stick to the (historical) facts.
 
CWBetts said:
I have gotten into discussions, both here and elsewhere, wherein non-denominational Christians insist that they are not Protestant. This befuddles me. The theology of non-denominationals is very much built on the theology of the Reformation, so why the denial of the facts?
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Uummmm…I am not sure,if the above is fair to all non-demoninations. I know of someone who attends a non-denom church and they do not abide accept SS or Sola Fides and actually believe in the Real Presence of the Eucharist.
 
Nicea325 said:
Uummmm…I am not sure,if the above is fair to all non-demoninations. I know of someone who attends a non-denom church and they do not abide accept SS or Sola Fides and actually believe in the Real Presence of the Eucharist.
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Find out what their pastor thinks. I am willing to bet money that the pastor would find your friend in error.
 
CWBetts said:
Find out what their pastor thinks. I am willing to bet money that the pastor would find your friend in error.
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Sorry,but I already asked my friend to ask and his pastor made it clear SS is false,so need to bet…😉
 
CWBetts said:
Listen, its the way it is. The Kingdom of God is the Church. Heaen as the Kingdom of God makes no sense in light of the evidence presented. MAybe you can explain how impefection is going to be in heaven.
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Boy, you are way off base, if you think there will be imperfection in Heaven! Face it, the catholic church as the Kingdom of God is a fabrication from your mind!:eek:
 
CWBetts said:
Consider yourself ignored. You are blinded by anti-Catholic hate. You refuse to accept that protestants are guilty of violence against Catholics.
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Why do catholics, who totally hate Protestants and other non catholics whine about anticatholic hate?:rolleyes:
 
1beleevr said:
Boy, you are way off base, if you think there will be imperfection in Heaven! Face it, the catholic church as the Kingdom of God is a fabrication from your mind!:eek:
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The Catholic Church:

1.Those Baptised and on earth
2.Those in purgatory
3.Those in heaven

The joy of heaven can be had here on earth; read Peter Kreeft’s “Joy” from his home page.

God bless.
 
1beleevr said:
We weren’t necessarilytalking about being saved, as much as whether one can ee Heaven(The Kingdom of God) if one is not a catholic! You mut be careful when you assert that the catholic church is the Kingdom of God! Some might believe that if they don’t convert, they cannot see Heaven!
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The church in Acts, in the beginning was called the Way, and was not catholic!😛
 
dcastlen50 said:
The Catholic Church:

1.Those Baptised and on earth
2.Those in purgatory
3.Those in heaven

The joy of heaven can be had here on earth; read Peter Kreeft’s “Joy” from his home page.

God bless.
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Not everyone baptized on earth is catholic;where the heck is purgatory(if it even exists), and ther are no denominations in Heaven!😉
 
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