Are Roman Catholics too senstive?

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I do not recant with my answer. It’s biblical. Here’s the question and answer again.
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Originally Posted by Prodigal Son1
Does your Church confess that the Eucharist is the flesh of our Savior Jesus Christ? The 1st century Christians surely did.
Answer from Underdog:
Sure!
John 6:51

I am the living bread that came down from heaven. If anyone eats of this bread, he will live forever. And the bread that I will give for the life of the world is my flesh.”
 
I suggest to check out the confessions here:
www.bookofconcord.org

Luther’s Small Catechism is a good start, as well as the Augsburg Confession.

Jon
I know Martin Luther’s view in quite different than many Protetstant’s view, but it’s not quite the Roman Catholic view, correct?
 
LOL, check out the poll count of 50% for yes and maybe Roman Catholics are too senstive to 50% they Catholics are not too senstive. And guess what, this is a Catholic forum site.

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Old Man Tradition against Underdog!
Yes, but you have realize there are some who come here that are non-Catholic, some are non-Christians, some are known to be untruthful, and some want to simply bash Catholicism. 🤷

BTW, how’d you vote? 😛

:onpatrol:
 
I know Martin Luther’s view in quite different than many Protetstant’s view, but it’s not quite the Roman Catholic view, correct?
That’s all that matters to you isn’t it? You’d agree with anyone or anything if it was against Catholicism, huh?

:onpatrol:
 
Yes, but you have realize there are some who come here that are non-Catholic, some are non-Christians, some are known to be untruthful, and some want to simply bash Catholicism. 🤷

BTW, how’d you vote? 😛

:onpatrol:
I was not able to vote on the poll that I created.
 
I understand what your answer was to the question. He asked if your Church professes that the Eucharist is literally Christ’s blood, and you said “Sure!” because you believe all Christians are “the Church.” I get it… I understand your belief in this regard.

But he was asking very speciffically about the Church you attend, not in a general sense… so by your answer it came across as misleading, and frankly, dishonest.
 
I know Martin Luther’s view in quite different than many Protetstant’s view, but it’s not quite the Roman Catholic view, correct?
Same sentence format too :eek:

Ok, you are Reformed and I claim my reward 😃 😃 😃 Oh ok, I have to share it with Prodigal Son1 😛

Actually, Im reminded that we should not gossip or maligne each other, so, for the sake of clarity and honesty, I will ask you straight out and I will believe your answer - are you the same person that was know as Reformed on this forum and got yourself banned, now returned masquerading as ‘‘underdog’’ :cool: Answer honestly, otherwise everything you post from now on will be under the veil of a lie. A simple yes or know will do, no need to quote reems and reems of Romans 😃
 
That’s all that matters to you isn’t it? You’d agree with anyone or anything if it was against Catholicism, huh?

:onpatrol:
I’m not in complete agreement with Luther’s or the Catholic’s view on the Lord’s Supper. I do see communion as being a means of grace for those who partake in faith. Does that make me a heretic or a non-Christian?
 
I understand what your answer was to the question. He asked if your Church professes that the Eucharist is literally Christ’s blood, and you said “Sure!” because you believe all Christians are “the Church.” I get it… I understand your belief in this regard.

But he was asking very speciffically about the Church you attend, not in a general sense… so by your answer it came across as misleading, and frankly, dishonest.
Please read Prodigal’s question again. I answered according to the Word of God.
 
I suggest to check out the confessions here:
www.bookofconcord.org

Luther’s Small Catechism is a good start, as well as the Augsburg Confession.

Jon
Jon,

Thanks for the link!! Some interesting reading…kind of falls into what we were talking about earlier…🙂 Hope the bags you had to carry in weren’t too heavy!!😃
 
Same sentence format too :eek:

Ok, you are Reformed and I claim my reward 😃 😃 😃 Oh ok, I have to share it with Prodigal Son1 😛

Actually, Im reminded that we should not gossip or maligne each other, so, for the sake of clarity and honesty, I will ask you straight out and I will believe your answer - are you the same person that was know as Reformed on this forum and got yourself banned, now returned masquerading as ‘‘underdog’’ :cool: Answer honestly, otherwise everything you post from now on will be under the veil of a lie. A simple yes or know will do, no need to quote reems and reems of Romans 😃
Before I was transformed to Underdog, I was in the flesh as shoe shine boy.

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Same sentence format too :eek:

Ok, you are Reformed and I claim my reward 😃 😃 😃

Actually, Im reminded that we should not gossip or maligne each other, so, for the sake of clarity and honesty, I will ask you straight out and I will believe your answer - are you the same person that was know as Reformed on this forum and got yourself banned, now returned masquerading as ‘‘underdog’’ :cool: Answer honestly, otherwise everything you post from now on will be under the veil of a lie. A simple yes or know will do, no need to quote reems and reems of Romans 😃
I’ve ask if he was Reformed, from the Pacific Northwest and if he was an inspector for fire/ems deptartments. He won’t respond.

**Col 3:9 Lie not one to another: stripping yourselves of the old man with his deeds, **

:onpatrol:
 
Does fullness of truth simply mean partaking in the literal flesh and actual blood of Jesus Christ? For most non-Christians, we do not believe that Jesus Christ will literally leave the right hand of God to sacrifice Himself on the Catholic altar when Catholic or Orthodox Priests call Him down to the various altars. If you study John 6 in context, you might understand the non-Cathoic Christian’s position. I think Jesus Christ has more important things to do than coming down to the catholic altar over and over and over again. I don’t mean to fight anyone over this issue, but this is how non-Catholics understand this sacrament. Actually, there are various views on this sacrament within non-Catholic Christians. I used to attend a church who partook in the Lord’s Supper every Sunday as a means of grace. Some Protestant churches have a very high view of communion, but not as high of a view where Jesus Christ comes down from Heaven to offer Himself on the Catholic altar over and over again. In regards to the OP, it will be interesting to see the reaction to this post. Will everyone over-react?
many here responded to you w/ grace but you keep arguing in circles. if you’re sincere to know our Catholic faith read the Catechism of the Catholic Church. and still if you are confuse and have questions, post them and we’ll try to help.
God bless.
 
Evidently “Reformed” doesn’t deem avoiding truth the same as being untruthful.

**Col 3:9 Lie not one to another: stripping yourselves of the old man with his deeds, **

:onpatrol:
 
I’ve ask if he was Reformed, from the Pacific Northwest and if he was an inspector for fire/ems deptartments. He won’t respond.

**Col 3:9 Lie not one to another: stripping yourselves of the old man with his deeds, **

:onpatrol:
🤷 Imagine that…:eek: Not getting a “straight answer”… :eek:
 
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