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what?Most people don't know that that reason is just part of the package.
Jesus died on the Cross for the Church.
dont get it
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what?Most people don't know that that reason is just part of the package.
Jesus died on the Cross for the Church.
I didn't get this thefirst time through and didn't want to go through it again butTruth bomb: The truth of the matter is the scriptural fact that nothing exists within Biblical Text that would authorize any papal lineage.
Catholic dogma concerning a supposed lineage of Popes going back to the Apostle Peter comes from one misinterpreted scripture. Matthew 16.......where the Catholic transfers the rock that the church was constructed upon from Jesus to Peter. They interpret the passage, ".......upon this rock I will build My church and the gates of hell shall not prevail......" as a reference to Peter because Jesus called him
like i said elsewhere... can't get beyond 1st sentence of the anti-Catholics because... first sentence is usually a lie/distortion/misunderstanding of Catholicism.Here is where you can be misled by doctrine, instead of scripture.
If we don't succeed in this life? Succed at what? d...
You used that word! You think you have to go to purgatory if you don't succeed in life.like i said elsewhere... can't get beyond 1st sentence of the anti-Catholics because... first sentence is usually a lie/distortion/misunderstanding of Catholicism.
YOU are the one who deliberately or otherwise gets it wrong. WHO said anything about "succeed"?
you see how you antiCatholics are? You twist things from the very beginning of the argument... to your own favor of course
Succeed?
no one used that word. The psg cited did not use that word..
so until u fix that and get that kind of thing straight... This Catholic at least is not going to bother w/ any other "argument"
like i have said elsewhere.. the anticatholics do NOT listen... it's a total banging head against wall to try to get them to open their minds
i don't recall using that word at all. Show me where I used it. But some antiCatholics if not all remind me of liberals who just accuse, accuse accuse and hope something will stick...You used that word! You think you have to go to purgatory if you don't succeed in life.
Paul begs to differ:
We are confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord.
Is the Lord residing in Purgatory now?
And you can stop with the anti Catholic bullshit. I am surrounded by wonderful Catholics. My husband for one. I call dogma when I see it, regardless of denomination...
i don't recall using that word at all. Show me where I used it. But some antiCatholics if not all remind me of liberals who just accuse, accuse accuse and hope something will stick...
and who said that being present w/ the Lord is not sometimes a purgation? I mean, it can hurt seeing one's sinfulness in full relief, so yeh... who said purgation involves total separation from God, an assumption on your part... you know about ass ump tions
not logical, captain. Purgatory is not Heaven but it is not total separation either (Hell)
Why do Christians say that Jesus died for the sins of others, and then cut off the narrative? That's not where it ends.what?
dont get it
well, I would like to see the original post but when I am in a hurry, I use words that aren't always thebest...Purgatory is made up. Again, if you are with the Lord, then you are in Heaven, not purgatory. Jesus is sitting at the right hand of God as we speak. There isn't one verse in the Bible that says Jesus resides in limbo somewhere. Neither do His followers. Paul says we go straight up. And as the Bride of Christ, so do His followers. He took our sin. He gave us His pure record to enter Heaven with.
You used it in your 23 post. You used it as a reason you might end up in purgatory.
Quote:
"the thing is, even after He has forgiven us... we have to go through purification (Purgatory if we don't succed in this life).."
You have nothing to do with your redemption, but to except the gift that Christ gave to us from the cross. Any work on our part to get there is a slap in the face to the work Jesus did on the cross. God likens it to "filthy rags". Trying to work your way into Heaven says that His work was incomplete. The Bible tells us otherwise:
Romans 6:10 For the death he died he died to sin, once for all, but the life he lives he lives to God.
Do u agree this Church is the Catholic Church?Why do Christians say that Jesus died for the sins of others, and then cut off the narrative? That's not where it ends.
No, Jesus died for the Church (Acts 20:28; Eph 5:25). More than just dying for the sins of individuals, as Paul alluded to in 1 Corinthians 15, Jesus died for the church. He died for his betrothed, the new temple where the saints of the everlasting kingdom gather.
Welcome to the wedding banquet.
Catholics can quote scripture also1 Corinthians 15:20-22
20 But now is Christ risen from the dead, and become the firstfruits of them that slept.
21 For since by man came death, by man came also the resurrection of the dead.
22 For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive.
My church is not a protestant church but a restored church. We do not believe that Peter was named a Pope but that he was the lead Apostle. We believe that the church Jesus established fell into a state of apostasy soon after the deaths of most of the Apostles. We believe that through the Prophet Joseph Smith the Lord restored his true church to the earth which is now called The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Thus I don't believe the catholic church is the true church of Jesus Christ nor do I believe that the Pope has any authority from God. If you wish to understand why I believe these things, read The Great Apostasy by James E. Talmage.Catholics can quote scripture also
but Catholics have a CHURCH that infallibly interprets Scripture...
protestants only have each protestant's opinion of what a given scripture means, basically every man is his own pope
not good... Jesus established PETER was the first pope and then there were successors Peter and the other 11 anointed...
265 popes, I believe... that's a long, historical chain back to Christ
all "churches" that are not Catholic but call themselves Christian are ProtestantMy church is not a protestant church but a restored church. We do not believe that Peter was named a Pope but that he was the lead Apostle. We believe that the church Jesus established fell into a state of apostasy soon after the deaths of most of the Apostles. We believe that through the Prophet Joseph Smith the Lord restored his true church to the earth which is now called The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Thus I don't believe the catholic church is the true church of Jesus Christ nor do I believe that the Pope has any authority from God. If you wish to understand why I believe these things, read The Great Apostasy by James E. Talmage.
If you want to consider us protestant, then be my guest since I don't believe the Catholic Church was ever the true church of Jesus Christ. Most people however believe that those churches that formed by breaking off from the Catholic Church in protest to great evils that came out of the church are the protestant churches. After the Catholic Church lost its political power God restored his true church and there was no need to protest. However, even though we do not consider ourselves Protestants, but a restored church, we absolutely do not agree that the Catholic Church is God's true church.all "churches" that are not Catholic but call themselves Christian are Protestant
and FYI
No one who has found the truth cares to listen to what others subjectively believe....
why would they? When one has the Truth, when one has all that Jesus gave... why would that person bother listening to what mere humans are teaching? I have the ancient Church Christ founded to teach and lead me... (yes, there are bad people in the Church... just as there are bad people in politics and everywhere else)
You have misapplied that scripture and it has caused a misunderstanding. If you are saved, what you are saved from is the second death. Hell and the Lake of Fire. Thanks to Jesus, you never have to go there. It is what He saved us from.well, I would like to see the original post but when I am in a hurry, I use words that aren't always thebest...
What I meant ws that if the work you do for the Lord is not what it should be, you will ... 1 Cor 3:15... saved, yet as through fire
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NoDo u agree this Church is the Catholic Church?
Nothing in scripture mentions any papacy.But that does not ever take away from the fact that the RCC is the one Christ himself established
I don't believe the Baptist churches were part of the Protestant Reformation. Nor the Charismatic and non-denominational churches.all "churches" that are not Catholic but call themselves Christian are Protestant
no, you don't get Catholics at all, not surprisingly... used to thisPurgatory is made up. Again, if you are with the Lord, then you are in Heaven, not purgatory. Jesus is sitting at the right hand of God as we speak. There isn't one verse in the Bible that says Jesus resides in limbo somewhere. Neither do His followers. Paul says we go straight up. And as the Bride of Christ, so do His followers. He took our sin. He gave us His pure record to enter Heaven with.
You used it in your 23 post. You used it as a reason you might end up in purgatory.
Quote:
"the thing is, even after He has forgiven us... we have to go through purification (Purgatory if we don't succed in this life).."
You have nothing to do with your redemption, but to except the gift that Christ gave to us from the cross. Any work on our part to get there is a slap in the face to the work Jesus did on the cross. God likens it to "filthy rags". Trying to work your way into Heaven says that His work was incomplete. The Bible tells us otherwise:
Romans 6:10 For the death he died he died to sin, once for all, but the life he lives he lives to God.
they came a lot laterI don't believe the Baptist churches were part of the Protestant Reformation. Nor the Charismatic and non-denominational churches.
a lot of things are not mentioned in the BibleNo
Nothing in scripture mentions any papacy.