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It’s been 500 years. Time to get over it and come home.
What Are You Still Protesting??
What Are You Still Protesting??
Theologically, has Roman Catholicism changed in 500 years? If the answer is no, then there’s your answer.It’s been 500 years. Time to get over it and come home.
What Are You Still Protesting??
since Rome had not changed in the first 1500 years why should it have changed in the last 500.Theologically, has Roman Catholicism changed in 500 years? If the answer is no, then there’s your answer.
Christ is even now building His church upon the foundation of the Apostles, He Himself the corner stone. What He did not “establish” is Catholicism. Catholicism (Roman and Orthodox) is a time developed, theological, religious system.But if everything beyond 500 years was Catholic, despite some errors in the CC, what is it you don’t get? even tho there were some errors, Christ still established the Catholic church.
This will bring 'em back. Inspirational.It’s been 500 years. Time to get over it and come home.
What Are You Still Protesting??
Of course he established Catholicism. The proof is that people were Catholic in their beliefs back then. Just look at the writings on the Catacomb walls, and all the saints that became saints back then. Everything was Catholic. What is it you don’t see or don’t want to see?Christ is even now building His church upon the foundation of the Apostles, He Himself the corner stone. What He did not “establish” is Catholicism. Catholicism (Roman and Orthodox) is a time developed, theological, religious system.
I never claimed to be an inspirational speaker.This will bring 'em back. Inspirational.
Precisely what theologies do you have in mind?Theologically, has Roman Catholicism changed in 500 years? If the answer is no, then there’s your answer.
As for Rome changing, did all you guys miss Vatican II?But if everything beyond 500 years was Catholic, despite some errors in the CC, what is it you don’t get? even tho there were some errors, Christ still established the Catholic church.
Or Trent?As for Rome changing, did all you guys miss Vatican II?
Or any of the other MAJOR CHANGES!Or Trent?
Well Jesus said to Peter “On this rock you will build my church, what ever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, whatever you loosed on earth will be loosed in heaven”. That is the papacy. Jesus left Peter in charge here on earth until He comes. Imagine if we didn’t have a pope. There would be much confusion and chaos like the other 30,000 denominations out there. My pope is the ‘glue’ that holds it all together.Grace & Peace!
I can’t say I’m protesting anything…but two big things keep me from swimming the Tiber:
1: The Pope’s claim of supreme ordinary authority.
2: A marked tendency toward legalism (if these forums are anything to go by).
Under the Mercy,
Mark
Deo Gratias!
At the moment, this thread.It’s been 500 years. Time to get over it and come home.
What Are You Still Protesting??