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It does not follow.Since “Rome is wrong” means Christ lied…
Michael
It does not follow.Since “Rome is wrong” means Christ lied…
And how is Rome the yard stick of every religion? The Church florished in Jerusalem, Antioch and elsewhere before it made it to Rome.Two things:
Since Rome is the ‘Yard Stick’ of every religion in existence, how will one know WHEN it is wrong, unless one measures Rome AGAINST Rome?
Since “Rome is wrong” means Christ lied, what is the point of ANYTHING else?
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Rome cannot be wrong unless Christ lied!It does not follow.
Michael
What does ANY religion profess?And how is Rome the yard stick of every religion? The Church florished in Jerusalem, Antioch and elsewhere before it made it to Rome.
As for Rome AGAINST Rome, Pope Leo agains Pope Honorius (on Monotheletism), Pope Leo III against Pope Leo IX (on reciting flioque), Pope John VIII against Pope Nicholas I (on St. Photios and others), Pope Innocent III against Pope Leo I (on the ranking of patriarchates), etc… There is plenty of data.
Christ didn’t lie, but He has been misrepresented.
Wouldn’t it be reasonable to then ask, if that same place is wrong, where do you go?Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch, Jerusalem, Moscow, Belgrade, Sofia, Prague, Warsaw, Washington, Athens, Bucharest, Tblisi, Nicosia, Tirana, St. Catherine’s.
Same answer.
So the same place.
Uh, no.What does ANY religion profess?
See Rome for the proper view and the destiny of humanity.
Are you arguing FOR me as to Rome measuring itself? All your Papal ‘disputes’ have their conclusions…umm…IN Rome!
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I wouldn’t know. We don’t have that problem.Wouldn’t it be reasonable to then ask, if that same place is wrong, where do you go?
It does not follow.Rome cannot be wrong unless Christ lied!
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I’m waiting for the part where you say there’s a truth / conclusion, from all your citations, that is currently unknown to Rome or OUTSIDE of Rome. (Rome you understand means The Catholic Church, as the OP implies) Even Orthodox measures itself against Rome and recent progression of understanding begins to find OrthodoxUh, no.
Leo v. Honorius: Constantinople II
Leo III v. Leo IX: Leo III posted the original Creed in Rome, Leo IX sent his legate who “excommunicated” those who would not recite filioque, in Constantinople.
John VIII v. Nicholas: Constantinople IV (880) undid Nicholas’ robber council at Constantinople (870).
Innocent III v. Leo I: Innocent did adopt in Rome what the Church did in Constantinople I and Chalcedon. Eugene affirmed it at Florence.
And lets not forget the papal dispute of the great western schism, started in Rome, went to Avignon, solved at Constance. Except for Siena, the popes later found it expedient to declass that council, and go with Vatican I instead.
Many make that mistake.You can read true history in the library or you can read catholic history as interpreted by the catholic church.
Rome does NOT mean the Catholic Church, and the OP does NOT imply it is. I should know, I’m the OP. There’s a reason I put it in Non-Catholic Religion (sic) and not Apologetics.I’m waiting for the part where you say there’s a truth / conclusion, from all your citations, that is currently unknown to Rome or OUTSIDE of Rome. (Rome you understand means The Catholic Church, as the OP implies)
No, we can and do get by without thinking of Rome. Don’t think that our conversations with you (particularly in the West), are those we have amongst ourselves (particularly in the East).Even Orthodox measures itself against Rome
do you mean progression of doctrine? that’s your creation, not ours.and recent progression of understanding begins to find Orthodoxwanting; contraception issues, divorce…etc.
Go down the list of issues at the schism: the Orthodox stand on the side of the Fathers on them (addition of the filioque, banning married priests, etc.). Each of Rome’s positions were/are innovations. sorry, you wandered off the reservation.There are Popes in our history who do not have “Saint” before their monickers and with good reason. However, even with our retro-specs, we can see and understand that despite their ‘sinful nature’ (as some did have) we would not be ‘here’ but for them, as God utilizes whatever decisions they made freely to not only continue to Guide His Church, but teach us the difference between Divine and fallibility, something that sadly, Orthodox failed to grasp and ‘departed’ in schism.
You apparently don’t follow this FatherGo down the list of issues at the schism: the Orthodox stand on the side of the Fathers on them (addition of the filioque, banning married priests, etc.). Each of Rome’s positions were/are innovations. sorry, you wandered off the reservation.
We know the differene between the Church’s infallibility and the hierarchy and primacy. which is why we are still in the Catholic Church (and the OP means Orthodox Catholic).
If Rome is wrong, where do you go?
I think Rome has never been more right!
The Catholic Church is becoming more authentic, getting it’s roots back so to speak.
Liken to an authentic recipe for a very good wine, use the best grapes and the right **real ingredients **not imitation flavorings, the real herbs the real fruit.
It is also putting it’s coat back on, and why is this because it had taken it off and had it on inside out. The Catholic church is putting it’s coat on right not inside out as persuaded, may invite all to join, no matter what. And when you put your coat back on right the stuff on the outside will fall off, because you have shook it first.
Because the new Pope, Pope Benedict XVi has shaken the coat anew and wants to go the Roman road.
Huh? What on earth are you talking about?Actualy I find more confusion in Rome than ever. The pope says that Muslims will be saved even if they deny Christ. He says all will be saved. All you have to do is be good. the Pope says he will shorten your time in Purgatory if you go to Lourds this year.
Not one some issues; I heard that somr Orthodox are ok with contraception, and others are not. How do you get the Absolut Truth in Orthodoxy? If I’m wrong, tell me please. And I respect the Orthodox, they’re wonderfully nice and Christian people. My ex-Anglican buddy is going Orthodox.…I have seen it asked repeatedly as a trump card on various posts on various threads, as a trump card against the Orthodox (and Protestants). Somehow the Latins think we are utterly lost and wandering without Rome, so if we didn’t have the pope of Rome, we wouldn’t know what to do. We do know.
Huh???Actualy I find more confusion in Rome than ever. The pope says that Muslims will be saved even if they deny Christ. He says all will be saved. All you have to do is be good. the Pope says he will shorten your time in Purgatory if you go to Lourds this year.