dingoling.
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The atheists in the atheists forum bring them up for us. E.g.
How did Judas die?
Who reached the tomb first on that Sunday?
The Blind Leading the Blind - Matthew 16:18
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How did Judas die?
Who reached the tomb first on that Sunday?
LOL that sure didn't present your case. You gave us nothing at all that proves your false claim.
1Thess521
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He hung himself:
and when the rope broke he fell and burst
"Given these facts, it is clear that the gospels are actually in complete harmony on this matter. One author might have known more names than another. One author may have had a specific reason for emphasizing one particular woman over the others. These are issues of mere specificity. The fact of the matter is that there is no conflict between these verses at all. They are all communicating the same thing! Far from an example of a contradiction, this is actually a minor example of the gospels reporting the same event in slightly different ways without any disagreement at all."
Do the Gospels disagree on who discovered the empty tomb?
Do the Gospels disagree on who discovered the empty tomb? No. They present the same information from different perspectives.
carm.org
This is the sad state of Catholic apologetics;
trying to prove Scripture is in error; while claiming their Church is error-free.
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dingoling.
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Share that in the atheists forum and see how far you get with it.He hung himself:
and when the rope broke he fell and burst
"Given these facts, it is clear that the gospels are actually in complete harmony on this matter. One author might have known more names than another. One author may have had a specific reason for emphasizing one particular woman over the others. These are issues of mere specificity. The fact of the matter is that there is no conflict between these verses at all. They are all communicating the same thing! Far from an example of a contradiction, this is actually a minor example of the gospels reporting the same event in slightly different ways without any disagreement at all."
Do the Gospels disagree on who discovered the empty tomb?
Do the Gospels disagree on who discovered the empty tomb? No. They present the same information from different perspectives.
Get so we can say with confidence that Jesus was establishing the office of Prime Minister in Matthew 16.
1Thess521
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WHAT!!!!
will any Catholic correct ding??
Are you really aligning themselves with God-denying atheists?
SPOKENWORD
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Most Catholics only know what the RCC has taught them.
1Thess521
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this is beyond what their Church teaches
This is full-blown Protestant Derangement Syndrome
1Thess521
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keep doubling down on it
for all to see
Bonnie
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No, we can't, vis a vis, your last line. There is no office of prime Minister in the early church.
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Bonnie
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This is very dangerous ground...then any yayhoo who disagrees with Scripture can simply claim it is an "error."
dingoling.
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Not digging a hole. The truth is what matters.
I am not going to mold the facts to fit my beliefs, but rather mold to my beliefs to fit the facts.
The question should be how many years was it from when the Israelites left Egypt to the 4th year of Solomon's reign?
I notice that Catholics appear to have no problems with questioning the integrity of the Scriptures but will defend every jot and tittle of their own "tradition."
Atemi
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"Traditions" they can neither enumerate or source.
LOL.
As we see, Catholics are hell bent on casting doubt on the Word of God. They have to. It is the only way they can remain Catholic. I have been hearing this stuff in the RCC even when I was still a Catholic.
No you have proved you cannot defend scripture and that you read into scripture that which is not there.
You are so spot on. Why is there a need among RCs to toss the word of God under the bus, it does not make their case for them at all. In fact, it could be considered blasphemy and showing disrespect for God.
That is exactly what you do, we have seen your logic when making your personal interpretations of God's word.
Atemi
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There is such a deep loathing in the Catholic Church for anything and anyone that proves they are wrong.
We are talking about people that worship inanimate objects. Belittling Scripture is nothing for them.
Name them. Are the scriptures wrong?
Everyone is making great points supporting the scriptures are right. You point is very valid. Also, sometimes the writers are making a different spiritual point.
So you show you don't trust God but you think evil men are more reliable than God with this post. Yet you claim that your popes are in the word of God that you cannot trust? So how do you choose what verses are correct and what are not to be trusted? Do you have a list?