Dishonesty is how you wont answer why you think Christ is a pagan. Apparently He taught there were three gods. I am STILL waiting for you to explain yourself. All the personal atatcks you want to give are no answer to this, which YOU put forward.
And yet you STILL evade the obvious…I think you have shown your lack of understanding of Scripture pretty well. I dont need that, God gave us logic and reason.
avenger;4486151:
Take a hike and go fishing somehwere else. You seriously think I that can be baited that easily
Scripture - I accept every word of it without question.
But I ahve something you lack - and it shows:
The Magesterium of The Catholic Church and Sacred tradition. I am the richer for you, you are the poorer.
avenger;4486151:
I am rich because of my lack of your Magesterium. But I guess you cant get yourself out of the bind your own words put yourself in. Yes, maybe your hierarchy can come to your rescue, because you cannt defend your own conclusion yourself. I wonder how they would feel if they knew you thought Christ called for baptizing in the name of three gods?And yet you STILL evade the obvious…I think you have shown your lack of understanding of Scripture pretty well. I dont need that, God gave us logic and reason.
Take a hike and go fishing somehwere else. You seriously think I that can be baited that easily
Scripture - I accept every word of it without question.
But I ahve something you lack - and it shows:
The Magesterium of The Catholic Church and Sacred tradition. I am the richer for you, you are the poorer.
Ag_not;4486242:
Ok mods, hit me hard as you like for this one
avenger, you didnt answer my question, I told you you can’t bait me, and for constantly trying to divert from the questions put to you by continuing to bait me, you are a first rate, gold star prat of the month.
Anyone that thinks, no believes, that rules of grammar and LOGIC can define, clarify and elucidate what is a MYSTERY OF FAITH ie Trinity, is just laugh out loud idiotic.
You’re not done with me - I’m done with you.
plonk
That was the sound of you going on my ignore list
All you have said is that Scripture doesn’t explicitly state that Mary was immaculately conceived and assumed into heaven. But Scripture does implicitly reveal that the Almighty has done these “great things” for Mary, the Mother of our Lord. These truths have gradually been explicitly revealed through the medium of Tradition and the teachings of the Magisterium as have been the truths with regard to the Holy Trinity, the hypostatic union of two natures in Christ, and the ontological deity of the Holy Spirit: truths the Jews still reject. Scripture must be interpreted in light of Tradition by the teaching authority of the one Catholic Apostolic Church. The scriptural passages I provided reveal how the Marian doctrines are true. Tradition is the deeds of God wrought in the history of salvation, which are associated with the life and teachings of Christ. Meanwhile the Assumption of Mary was not explicitly recorded in the scriptures probably because God had judged it was too soon to reveal this truth at a time when it was necessary to first convince the world that Christ had actually risen from the dead and ascended into heaven. Jesus has always been the center of our faith.
No and no. Do you have both hands and eyes, since I am sure you are a sinner like the rest of us, did Christ not command you to put them out and chop them off? Dont play semantic games please. Why do you have Mass on Sunday and not Saturday? You really want to play it this way?
Probably because the Apostles didn’t want to make it a require belief.
they didnt, but their “successors” did???
I think you just supported ralphinal’s argument.
not unless he is missing a hand or eye I didnt.
It seems that way, yes.
Why would that be?
At least, not by your interpretation of the Scriptures. However, since the NT was written by, for, and about Catholics, there is nothing in the Scripture that contradicts Catholic teaching. How could it? They both come from the same Source!
Well, we read it differently.
Which “Catholics” wrote the Bible? Christians, yes. Catholics, thats a stretch.At least, not by your interpretation of the Scriptures. However, since the NT was written by, for, and about Catholics, there is nothing in the Scripture that contradicts Catholic teaching. How could it? They both come from the same Source!
Well, we read it differently.
