Self claimed "ex-priest"

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honestly? They think because he is an ex-priest what he says is true.

well if he is I want to see some evidence,

his diploma in Catholic Philosophy

his official phds in philosophy…

you simply just claim to be a ex-preist without any evidence
 
I’ll be interested to see what the Albigensian posters will have to say.
 
this is such trash… He’s trying to make it seem as if the Albigensians were early day “Protestants”.

From Catholic Answers:
*The Albigensians formed one of the largest Cathar sects. They taught that the spirit was created by God, and was good, while the body was created by an evil god, and the spirit must be freed from the body. Having children was one of the greatest evils, since it entailed imprisoning another “spirit” in flesh. Logically, marriage was forbidden, though fornication was permitted. Tremendous fasts and severe mortifications of all kinds were practiced, and their leaders went about in voluntary poverty. *
 
I can’t watch youtube stuff - slow dial-up. What is the name of the ex-priest? I did some research a few years back on ex-priests featured in the anti-Catholic book Far From Rome, Near to God. I’m wondering if he is one of them.
 
Remnantofgod.org is a site maintained by Seventh-day Adventists
…It’s out of the “historic” or Traditional SDA segment of believers.
…So they have plenty of creature christ, saturday Sabbath and anti-Catholic teachings there.
 
To shut this down properly I will quote the teachings on the Trinity as it appears on the remnantofgod.org (** SDA **) Website.
an example of the teachings on the O.P. website:
I have been asked repeatedly as to what I believe regarding the Trinity. Is there such a thing? Am I a Trinitarian? If I were to put it in one statement, I would have to say that the Trinitarian doctrine is a Satanic invention of Rome designed to take away from the Godhead and it’s purpose in the gift of salvation. However, merely saying that is “just my opinion” isn’t it? And many of you that know me realize I never like to give my personal opinion or interpretation on anything in the Word of God. Why? Because to do so would allow scoffers the opportunity to ignore me by believing in their hearts that I am merely a man with an opinion. Therefore, I choose to give Scripture to back up what I preach. That way, they cannot say it is my opinion simply because I am not the one who wrote the Bible.

Fact is, it’s rather easy to expose the deception of the trinity. All one needs do is simply share a few passages on the subject of the Godhead itself. So why not let the Word of the Creator do that which it is designed to do anyway? First however, we need to find out just what this Trinitarian belief entails. What does it mean when someone says they believe in the “Trinity.”
Now, look at the wording found in the Nicene Creed.
Nicene Creed:
…And whosoever shall say that there was a time when the Son of God was not (ἤν ποτε ὅτε οὐκ ἦν), or that before he was begotten he was not, or that he was made of things that were not, or that he is of a different substance or essence [from the Father] or that he is a creature, or **subject to change **or conversion — all that so say, the Catholic and Apostolic Church anathematizes them.
The important part, the part at issue here with the SDA’s who supported and hosted this video…
…Is that they feverishly teach that Christ WAS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
…That Christ was SUBJECT TO CONVERSION.

Pull up the Nicene Cannons and read the Synodal Letter, which states:

“First of all, then, in the presence of our most religious Sovereign Constantine, investigation was made of matters concerning the impiety and transgression of Arius and his adherents; and it was unanimously decreed that he and his impious opinion should be anathematized, together with the blasphemous words and speculations in which he indulged, blaspheming the Son of God, and saying that he is from things that are not, and that before he was begotten he was not, and that there was a time when he was not, and that the Son of God is by his free will capable of vice and virtue

So much for the x Priest ( so they say ) that supports rank Arianism…
…The video is worthless and those who support it is all the evidence anyone needs to simply ignore it.
 
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