Bible and Tradition

[reteeks21]

reteeks21;4957476:

First off, go back and re-read your own words then come back to me. JonNC asked why you made the comments for the second time about SS (which you later answered by saying it’s a false thing), but you did not answer so I asked it again. Your answer proved that your only desire here is to tear down what Protestants believe. You don’t do it in charity; you just slam it and then get upset when others come back at you.

You responded to a post I made without even reading it all the way earlier, and I addressed that in my last post. That’s when you used caps to say THIS IS NOT TRUE. I knew it wasn’t. I was just throwing it out there. It was called a simple counter-arguement. You got all bent out of shape about it without even reading the context. Again, that is exactly what you do when others do the same thing you do. What hope do you have with starting the discussions that you start if you don’t like it when others come back after you after you say things that knock others? If you can’t take it why do you do it?

Why do you care if I am in a RCIA class?[/QUOT

I,m sorry you get so up set with me I post what I think,I ask you to give me the post that has you upset and the # of the post so I do not know what you are talking about…I was thinking the tea got you to claim down,maybe you can read a book…If I was rude please show me the post and I,ll try to be a good boy and not up set you again OK. I ask about RCIA because of your profile.

Re-read post 16. It has it all in there. You say things about Protestants and then when I say something that I believe is false but is nonetheless good for discussion you have to respond as if you are insulted. And to top it all off you turn right around and mock SS teachers and the people that listen to them. Bill, I’m calm. I’m just doing the exact same you do when you go back at others.

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[Bill_Pick]

BILL PICK;4957825:

Re-read post 16. It has it all in there. You say things about Protestants and then when I say something that I believe is false but is nonetheless good for discussion you have to respond as if you are insulted. And to top it all off you turn right around and mock SS teachers and the people that listen to them. Bill, I’m calm. I’m just doing the exact same you do when you go back at others.

Post #16 and your problem is what >Originally Posted by BILL PICK
tHIS STATEMENT IS NOT TRUE If Cathloic do not accept all the priest has to say if they do not agree they can go to the Bishop. if NC do not believe who do they go to,the Sunday school teacher==== Does the word Sunday school confuse you…They teach the Bible at Sunday school right or wrong

 

[JonNC]

reteeks21;4957926:

Post #16 and your problem is what >Originally Posted by BILL PICK
tHIS STATEMENT IS NOT TRUE If Cathloic do not accept all the priest has to say if they do not agree they can go to the Bishop. if NC do not believe who do they go to,the Sunday school teacher==== Does the word Sunday school confuse you…They teach the Bible at Sunday school right or wrong

Bill,
This is like saying if you disagree with your priest, you go down to the deacon. This is just a thinly veiled slap at church polity and teaching authority within nCC communions. And that’s ok. There are much worse things said here, in both directions.

You know that one in disagreement with their priest/pastor will not look to a Sunday School teacher to reconcile the dispute, but instead will go up to a bishop or similar higher-up. As for me, I don’t believe in unfettered personal interpretation, and neither does my Church. So a Sunday School teacher’s interpretation is of no relevence.

Jon

 

[Bill_Pick]

BILL PICK;4958413:

Bill,
This is like saying if you disagree with your priest, you go down to the deacon. This is just a thinly veiled slap at church polity and teaching authority within nCC communions. And that’s ok. There are much worse things said here, in both directions.

You know that one in disagreement with their priest/pastor will not look to a Sunday School teacher to reconcile the dispute, but instead will go up to a bishop or similar higher-up. As for me, I don’t believe in unfettered personal interpretation, and neither does my Church. So a Sunday School teacher’s interpretation is of no relevence.

Jon

Jon what I was saying is they can go to the Sunday teacher because she/he was the one teaching them the bible…

 

[JonNC]

Jon what I was saying is they can go to the Sunday teacher because she/he was the one teaching them the bible…

So, A Catholic goes to the Bishop, and a nC goes to a Sunday School teacher?:nope:

Jon