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I am sorry if I implied that your church is not a source of truth. That was not my intent. What I was attempting, maybe poorly, was to outline how a Catholic would view theological truth. Of course we both agree that God’s written word is truth, but you stop there and say that God’s written word is “all” truth. This goes back to the criteria for the debate. You would not see anything wrong with having a theological debate using the Bible as the source of all truth; but to a Catholic, this is sawing off two legs of the stool we sit upon. Again, I am not trying to convince you of any merit that my argument might have. I am only trying to explain the Catholic understanding of theological truth.Of course this is not just your church! I am part of Christ church. I am one of those living stones that we see the church is. I am His and He is mine. I claim that Gods word is the truth. Like I have said. I have the very Spirit of Christ in me. He leads me into all truth through Gods written word…
God’s grace be with you.
