Question for Non Catholics regarding Truth

[wisdomseeker]

Everything Sts. Paul, Matthew, John and Peter said.
Which, obviously, is NOTHING about The Catholic Church.
It “reconciles” really well - since it’s just verbatim what they stated.

How does The Catholic Church’s sole claims for The Catholic Church reconcile? Not well, since NO APOSTLE ever even MENTIONED it - in passing or otherwise, for anything, about anything, concerning anything. Not once. Ever.

I think the opening poster here is confusing a The Catholic Church being correct with The Catholic Church circumventing that question for self alone and imposing instead the demand of self alone for self alone that whatever it says just be accepted “with docility.” Studied any of the cults? This rubric has nothing to do with self being correct, it’s just the circumvention, the evasion of the issue by self alone for self alone.

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with all due respect. but is it not what satan hold against God? he cant stand for God alone be the Sole Ruler?

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Zech. 9:15-16 - this is a prophecy that the sons of Zion, which is the site of the establishment of the Eucharistic sacrifice, shall drink blood like wine and be saved. This prophecy is fulfilled only by the priests of the Catholic Church.

Ezek. 2:8-10; 3:1-3 - God orders Ezekiel to open his mouth and eat the scroll which is the Word of God. This foreshadows the true Word of God, Jesus Christ, who must be consumed.**

 

[tweetymom]

you can say whatever you want since you can believe anything you want without any regard for the Truth.

Thanks your approval means so much

 

[wisdomseeker]

Thanks your approval means so much

welcome.

 

[Justy90]

The problem here is that the CC teaches the Eucharist is the True Body and Blood of Christ. but protestants have not receive this Truth from God. why do you think that is? so either the CC doesnt have the Truth or you theology is false. which is it?

do you claim that your theology is the correct one by denying the Eucharist?

** Zech. 9:15-16 - this is a prophecy that the sons of Zion, which is the site of the establishment of the Eucharistic sacrifice, shall drink blood like wine and be saved. This prophecy is fulfilled only by the priests of the Catholic Church. **

I don’t deny the Eucharist and I’m Protestant. Are you sure you aren’t talking about one of the other 29,999 Protestant denominations? Let us know when you have figured out which one of those it is.

 

[wisdomseeker]

I don’t deny the Eucharist and I’m Protestant. Are you sure you aren’t talking about one of the other 29,999 Protestant denominations? Let us know when you have figured out which one of those it is.

Good. now you know where to go to receive the Eucharist.

**Zech. 9:15-16 - this is a prophecy that the sons of Zion, which is the site of the establishment of the Eucharistic sacrifice, shall drink blood like wine and be saved. This prophecy is fulfilled only by the priests of the Catholic Church.

Ezek. 2:8-10; 3:1-3 - God orders Ezekiel to open his mouth and eat the scroll which is the Word of God. This foreshadows the true Word of God, Jesus Christ, who must be consumed.**

 

[Justy90]

Good. now you know where to go to receive the Eucharist.

Scripture doesn’t say that. And you better check your own church teaching on the Eucharist which includes the Orthodox church.

Ezek. 2:8-10; 3:1-3 - God orders Ezekiel to open his mouth and eat the scroll which is the Word of God. This foreshadows the true Word of God, Jesus Christ, who must be consumed.

Scripture showcases the Eucharist many times. No argument there.
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[wisdomseeker]

wisdomseeker;6204600:

Yup and I’m going in the morning and I wouldn’t miss it for the world, literally

yes, apparently you are not paying attention to what the holy father is saying.
you dont a valid Eucharist like us Catholics do. you can only have symbolic. you dont valid priesthood. this is not some right that you are entitled to. this was given to the Church by Christ Himself. He sent them. we dont send ourselves.

the EO is also Catholic.

Scripture showcases the Eucharist many times. No argument there.