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pretty aggressive language. Help us look a little closer, because the Catholic Church has had 2000 years to look, and still have not found 1 verse contradicting real presence. And, you didn’t provide a verse of that sort in your response nor do I think you can, forgive any aggression.You really really need to read the Bible a LITTLE closer…thats not what he was talking about at all. I guess if it is not in the Bible you might as well make it up…
You seem to be justifying being divided (from us?) by this verse. You are happy that we are divided? You believe Christ would be joyous in our division? I think it’s pretty bad that some are embracing division in Christianity like it is how Christ intended it? That is not you is it?2Ti 2:15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.
It is a verse straight from the Bible and if you would read the passage the context will make sensepretty aggressive language. Help us look a little closer, because the Catholic Church has had 2000 years to look, and still have not found 1 verse contradicting real presence. And, you didn’t provide a verse of that sort in your response nor do I think you can, forgive any aggression.
I also found this curious:
You seem to be justifying being divided (from us?) by this verse. You are happy that we are divided? You believe Christ would be joyous in our division? I think it’s pretty bad that some are embracing division in Christianity like it is how Christ intended it? That is not you is it?
I am educated in the Catholic faith, ask me anything.…and that reconciles with accusing the other poster of “making things up” that aren’t in the bible, …how?
If you have not already done so, please at least become educated in the Catholic faith. Then, not only will you see that Catholics do not make things up, but also if you decide that you disagree with what Catholics believe, you will at least be disagreeing with what Catholics TRULY believe, not what you incorrectly THINK Catholics believe.
I am glad you are no longer an athiest. But instead of chastizing those whom you think should have witnessed to you and didn’t, consider that maybe they need a little help too. Show them your kindness and love, and they will grow. Continue to berate them and they will turn away. IMO.
Sorry to throw this thread off topic. Maybe I should start another thread.![]()
If you want to compare score cards, play fantasy football. If you’re not Catholic, you really don’t want people to start using number to justify the rightness of our faith.I am not interested in helping Catholics grow, I am interested in leading people to Christ and I have done a fairly good job so far as the 67 people I have personally assisted in baptism could profess.
What about you?
Many I would hope but I don’t look back and count b/c all glory goes to God, not me.I am not interested in helping Catholics grow, I am interested in leading people to Christ and I have done a fairly good job so far as the 67 people I have personally assisted in baptism could profess.
What about you?
:yup:If you want to compare score cards, play fantasy football. If you’re not Catholic, you really don’t want people to start using number to justify the rightness of our faith.
-Peace

I would be just as happy if a Catholic led people to Catholicism. Get it? Atheism or Catholicism? I will drive you myself to the Catholic Church!If you want to compare score cards, play fantasy football. If you’re not Catholic, you really don’t want people to start using number to justify the rightness of our faith.
-Peace
Okay, rightlydivide, you’re on.I am educated in the Catholic faith, ask me anything.
The Bible clearly teaches that searching the scripture is the right thing to do in order to determine the veracity of a teachingOkay, rightlydivide, you’re on.
Where in the Bible does it give one authority to interpret OT and NT Scripture about what constitutes a “Christian”?
I’m waiting.
Robert
There are **not **only certain people who are allowed to read scripture and interpret it, no matter what your church may or may not have told you Robert.11These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so.
Here you go, junior, have at it:You really really need to read the Bible a LITTLE closer…thats not what he was talking about at all. I guess if it is not in the Bible you might as well make it up…
The Bible clearly teaches that searching the scripture is the right thing to do in order to determine the veracity of a teaching
Where in the Bible is this? And is it referring to the OT and the NT or just the OT (for Christianized Jews?)
Robert
Here you go, junior, have at it:
How did you know I was a junior? I was not aware you knew him…
"Jesus said to them, “Amen, amen, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you do not have life within you. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him on the last day. For my flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink.” (St John 6:53-55)
You made the flippant claim of knowing “Catholic teaching,” so back this lie up, rightlydivisive.There are **not **
I’ll make it easy for you: where in the Catechism does it say that “only certain people …are allowed to read scripture and interpret it”?
Or are you referring to that Ethiopian Eunuch who needed help in Acts interpreting the meaning of Isaiah??
Hhhmmm, sounds familiar.
Robert
Where in the Bible is this? And is it referring to the OT and the NT or just the OT (for Christianized Jews?)
Aside from you asinine comments about the Real Presence, confession (it’s in the Bible too, brother) is necessary before taking communion.
It’s not a symbol. Or St Paul would have said so in his letters.
Robert
Uh, the Bible wasn’t assembled officially until 300+ years AFTER the death and resurrection of Jesus.Rbt Southwell;3324171 said:I am sorry, I should have given you a verse. Scripture is scripture. The OT is not any less scripture than the NT, how very Gnostic of you…ALL scripture is inspired by God Robert.
Robert
You made the flippant claim of knowing “Catholic teaching,” so back this lie up, rightlydivisive.
Wow, you just called me a liar. Interesting…
I’ll make it easy for you: where in the Catechism does it say that “only certain people …are allowed to read scripture and interpret it”?
So now you’re making fun of the words of our Lord?
Robert