You don’t know what you are talking about. You are merely stating the cookie cutter version of what Catholics have to say about Protestantism as a whole. Truth is, many Protestants believe much of what the Roman Catholic church teaches. Other Protestants do not. To merely say that all Protestants believe in sola scriptura and a symbollistic communion is just showing your ignorance.I’m not spewing hatred I’m just stating the facts. The core doctrines of Protestantism, both Sola fidelis and Sola Scriptura were not believed by anyone until the so-called reformers made them out of whole cloth. The idea that the Eucharist is just a symbol is still another belief that didn’t spring up for 1500 years.
The thousands and thousands of Protestant denominations have absolutely no history before the 1500s. Either Christ was the author of confusion or he founded one church only-theHoly Catholic Church
Which Protestants?? Can you name them for us?Protestantism toss away Real Worship by throwing away the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. They teach false doctrines.
Odd that I never learned that in my Methodist confirmation classes. I guess they just wanted to keep the dirty secrets from us so we would join their false church,eh?Protestantism toss away Real Worship by throwing away the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. They teach false doctrines.
Let me put it this way. Not all your Protestants believe in the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. There are some of your faiths that affirm it.Odd that I never learned that in my Methodist confirmation classes. I guess they just wanted to keep the dirty secrets from us so we would join their false church,eh?
We learned very similar things that are taught in Catholic classes but not some of the more, shall I say exotic beliefs.
Well, I have always believed in the Real Presence as I was taught in a Protestant church. But you are correct, some don’t believe in that.Let me put it this way. Not all your Protestants believe in the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. There are some of your faiths that affirm it.
They turn real presence as Symbolic.
It is this mere fact that I do not trust Protestant doctrines. According to their brand of theology, you can believe whatever you want.Well, I have always believed in the Real Presence as I was taught in a Protestant church. But you are correct, some don’t believe in that.
What I don’t believe is transubstantiation.
That’s just not true at all. The articles of faith are published and available through a Google search.It is this mere fact that I do not trust Protestant doctrines. According to their brand of theology, you can believe whatever you want.
Really? Then why do all Protestant Churches have different beliefs? Not all of them have a unified set of beliefs.That’s just not true at all. The articles of faith are published and available through a Google search.
For the most part they don’t vary all that much. Catholicism isn’t exactly unified. SSPX ring a bell?Really? Then why do all Protestant Churches have different beliefs? Not all of them have a unified set of beliefs.
That is not true at all Manny. You know good and well that Catholics have many different beliefs on what the Eucharist really is and if they should venerate Mary or not. Saying that the church in Rome holds one belief does not coagulate the people, nor would it in any other church.Really? Then why do all Protestant Churches have different beliefs? Not all of them have a unified set of beliefs.
Ex-Catholics in this forum persumed to know and understand the Catholic Church. However, they do not. If they did understand the Catholic faith they would never leave in the first place.
Ex-Catholics are just another clone copy of Martin Luther.
Catholics who believe anything different than what the Catholic teaches on faith and morals are heretics.That is not true at all Manny. You know good and well that Catholics have many different beliefs on what the Eucharist really is and if they should venerate Mary or not.
The Catholic Church does. Read the Creed, the Bible and the Catechism. That is what we believe,.Saying that the church in Rome holds one belief does not coagulate the people, nor would it in any other church.
Then your church is full of heretics! I know many Catholics who believe that the bread and wine are still bread and wine when they receive it. They vote for pro choice candidates and haven’t been to confession in years.Catholics who believe anything different than what the Catholic teaches on faith and morals are heretics.
The Catholic Church does. Read the Creed, the Bible and the Catechism. That is what we believe,.
Those who do not obey are heretics.Then your church is full of heretics!
They are heretic and when they die, they will go to hell.I know many Catholics who believe that the bread and wine are still bread and wine when they receive it. They vote for pro choice candidates and haven’t been to confession in years.
Excuse me protestant expert.They tossed out the Eucharist(among other things) and created doctrines unheard ofin the preceding 1500 years- doctrines unsupported by either Scripture or tradition. And having done such a great job they continued to split and split and split into thousands of different denominations with dueling doctrines.
That’s a pretty harsh condemnation. I don’t even think Paul would say that.They are heretic and when they die, they will go to hell.