That is not a rite. Baptism is a seal. You need to read up on those RC seals.“Roman” Catholics can change rites. So it’s not true that ‘once Roman Catholic always Roman Catholic’. There! We agree!
That is not a rite. Baptism is a seal. You need to read up on those RC seals.“Roman” Catholics can change rites. So it’s not true that ‘once Roman Catholic always Roman Catholic’. There! We agree!
Roman Rite, Ruthenian Rite, Coptic Rite. Those are the Rites I'm talking about. Cultural expressions of the one Church.That is not a rite. Baptism is a seal. You need to read up on those RC seals.
Still showing that you do not know what about the RCC seals, so you shouldn't comment,.Roman Rite, Ruthenian Rite, Coptic Rite. Those are the Rites I'm talking about. Cultural expressions of the one Church.
Ummmm.... Seriously? I'm not talking about the Sacraments. I'm talking about the 23 [cultural] rites of the Catholic Church which are in union with the Pope.Still showing that you do not know what about the RCC seals, so you shouldn't comment,.
Seriosly just you playing games.Ummmm.... Seriously? I'm not talking about the Sacraments. I'm talking about the 23 [cultural] rites of the Catholic Church which are in union with the Pope.
What we posted is fully CHRISTIAN and we do not think otherwise. It is many of your church's other doctrines that we reject as being unbiblical and unChristian, but very Catholic.It’s interesting that what both you and RayneBeau posted are fully Catholic and yet you seem to think otherwise.
Yet another diversionary tactic. Typical.that was not my question. answer my question.
That is nonsense, since we both reject the primacy of your pope, the 4 Marian Dogmas, Transubstantiation, salvation by grace through faith plus our works, indulgences, praying to saints dead in the Lord....It’s interesting that what both you and RayneBeau posted are fully Catholic and yet you seem to think otherwise.
It’s interesting that what both you and RayneBeau posted are fully Catholic and yet you seem to think otherwise.