Protestant view on christ's sacrifice.

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My apologies to everyone…I think my post/s took this thread in another direction.

Pls. carry on with the original discussion…the protestant view of Christ sacrifice.

Again, my apologies.

Pablo
 
My apologies to everyone…I think my post/s took this thread in another direction.

Pls. carry on with the original discussion…the protestant view of Christ sacrifice.

Again, my apologies.

Pablo
I think we all kinda took this thread a tad off course… I’ve composed my replies now though… We could start a new thread on ‘authority for Catholics and Protestants’ or something?

Regards

Lincs
 
Okay. I can see your point here. There* can *be different interpretations of history.

But in the end, the facts are laid out for all to see.
What she said:thumbsup:😉

So we ask, is it a contingent, it “might” have been otherwise? But the whole of christianity is composed of contingent facts. In the abstract, everything “might” have been otherwise. Alas it was not and is not. If “if” was a fifth we could have a toast and thank God He is, and has been in control.

From the Burning Bush to Sinia, a virgin conceiving, water to wine, the cross, and His-appearence and Blessing and Breaking Bread, to Peter and Paul in Rome, Constantine an a empire won and lost, to Irenaeus the Gregories and Augustine, Catherine and Theresa to Bl John Paul II. All provide a narative stating and re-stating what it all means.

It could have been otherwise, but it wasn’t, and it isn’t. It is all contingent, which is to say it is all history, and the history of distinct people.

We take a Deep Breath and state…

I believe everything in the Word of God. be it written or handed down in Tradition, which the church either by a solemn judgment or by the ordinary and universal Magesterium. sets forth to be believed as Divinely Revealed.

I have no idea what we are talking about here. I haven’t re-read. 😉
 
I have no idea what we are talking about here. I haven’t re-read
We all went off topic, I was considering starting a new thread on ‘authority for Catholics and Protestants’ or something like that, as that’s what we’re talking about now?

Lincs.
 
We all went off topic, I was considering starting a new thread on ‘authority for Catholics and Protestants’ or something like that, as that’s what we’re talking about now?

Lincs.
Sounds good, I suppose if someone wants to re-visit this and the OP they could re-kindle it. 🤷

Peace GT
 
We all went off topic, I was considering starting a new thread on ‘authority for Catholics and Protestants’ or something like that, as that’s what we’re talking about now?

Lincs.
Good idea - post a link to the thread once you’ve created one.
 
We all went off topic, I was considering starting a new thread on ‘authority for Catholics and Protestants’ or something like that, as that’s what we’re talking about now?

Lincs.
Go for it! Please provide the link and I will join.

But, I just thought I’d add my own opinion about going “off topic”.

Here’s what I think: Oh, topic-schmopic. I leave it to the mods to rein us in.

I rather like it when topics veer off on tangents. It mimics real life conversations that never remain on topic. I imagine us all sitting around someone’s backyard patio, sipping some wine and eating something deliciously unhealthy for us, discussing religion. And naturally, in scenarios such as this, topics diverge, often into more interesting things!

Imagine we’re sitting here, discussing religion. The discussion wouldn’t stay on the original topic, I guarantee that!

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That’s how I picture myself when I’m discussing here on the CAFs, with a nice cocktail in one hand and a delicious treat in the other. 🙂
 
The link is up on the previous page. Im busy tonight however, so my response may not come till late… Or afternoon… Whatever the time difference is…

Regards

Lincs
 
Christ alone is the High Priest.

But He instituted His priesthood at the Last Supper…we now have the Covenant of the Blood given us by Christ’s death, resurrection and ascension into heaven…

The sacraments are concrete realities…Holy Orders a sacrament in which Christ Himself ministers to us through the priest.

Physical sacraments free us from symbolism and conflicting interpretations.

Christ instituted the sacrament of penance on the evening of the Resurrection, giving the apostles to forgive sins…to bind and loose…even though it took some time to formalize the sacrament…

The papacy is the seat of Peter; it does not mean the person having the seat is perfect or a man god. He represents Christ as our head. The papacy is the universal sign of unity of the communion we share in the Holy Spirit…the priest is a living sacrament…and also the reason why there are difficulties in dealing with ministers who have committed crimes, recognized by the civil state…

We do not look at the person. We look to Christ working through the Church through His representatives.

We had bishops and presbyters already working before 100 ad…proof alone in the Acts of the Apostles…this is tradition…how the faith given us by the apostles was put into practice as Church…the universal church…the liturgy…the sacred banquet…

So many times, individual men who come into reform, are more severe than the ones they condemned…Calvin condemned, of all things, the Liturgy of the Hours…the psalms, etc…prayed in commune…considering so many things superstition…
Kathleen Gee. . . beautiful. Thank you.
 
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