Im thinking of leaving the church

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Good point, Ani Ibi (what does that name mean, BTW?).

I’d rather leave the Church because I disagree with what she actually teachers, rather than disagreeing with what other people tell me she teaches.
 
Doberman said:
How do we know they are in heaven? God is the only dudge, only he can say who went to heaven or not, If a man such as the pope unites the church its good, no cult becomes created.

But when he play God and say that a special persion is in heaven its blasphemy
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You just did play pope by condemning all popes of blasphemy.

Maybe you did not realize that.:confused:
 
Isnt it all about the bible and God? Why having saints, and why even talk about the virgin Mary? Its like talking about abrahams wife.
 
Everything the Catholic church believes and teaches can be found in the bible.

Did you know that every prayer in the Mass can be found in the bible? Every word. From the opening prayer to the closing prayer.

Did you know that the bible is a Catholic document? It was compiled by Catholics and ratified by a Catholic Pope!!

Everything the Catholic church believes and teaches can be found in the bible.

The bible itself says it is not the sole rule of faith.

www.biblechristiansociety.com
 
Doberman said:
This is one of the things that made me doubt the catholic church.

youtube.com/watch?v=IiC03-TU5mw
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Thank God for wonderful priests like Father Corapi. I pray that the truth of his words in this video come through even if the editors have tried to obscure the truth. Father Corapi understands the spiritual war that is being waged in this world. It only makes sense that he would get attacked.
 
Historical truth prevails

Is Catholicism Pagan?

…Ultimately, all attempts to prove Catholicism “pagan” fail. Catholic doctrines are neither borrowed from the mystery religions nor introduced from pagans after the conversion of Constantine. To make a charge of paganism stick, one must be able to show more than a similarity between something in the Church and something in the non-Christian world. One must be able to demonstrate a legitimate connection between the two, showing clearly that one is a result of the other, and that there is something wrong with the non-Christian item.

In the final analysis, nobody has been able to prove these things regarding a doctrine of the Catholic faith, or even its officially authorized practices. The charge of paganism just doesn’t work.
 
Doberman said:
Protestants uses the bible, Gods word. All arguments for catholism seems to come from other catholics.
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And all arguments for protestantism see to come from other protestants. Can you imagine?

lol

Peace,

Steven
 
Doberman said:
i get 20 questons for each post, i aswer and ask as much.
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Those who have posted to you so far have offered many excellent websites that would answer many of your questions if you will take the time to visit them instead of letting yourself be drawn away from Christ’s Church by a bit of technological disinformation on YouTube. If you are sincerely seeking answers you will persevere until you have a well-formed understanding of what the Catholic Church actually is and teaches, and not go following after the half-truths and out-right lies that tickle your ears.
 
Doberman said:
THIS! this is what makes me doubt the church. he reveals it thrue the popes.
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Canonization is a lengthy process and much research is done into the life of the proposed candidate. Miracles are also required.

Perhaps some reading into the process would help here.
 
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