Bob Carabbio
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We'd ALL be in deep doo!!!!Well thank God He would never allow the RCs to use the spiritual army.
We'd ALL be in deep doo!!!!Well thank God He would never allow the RCs to use the spiritual army.
Jesus is king. He has a kingdom. He established offices in his kingdom. There is a change of command. He gave authority to Peter and his successors. What Paul warned about wasn't a warning against Peter and his successors.Roman Catholicism boldly teaches and proudly proclaims that their "Pope" is, in fact and truth, 'Jesus Christ on earth.'
But, in the very Word of God, the apostle Paul warned about "another Jesus." Do you suppose that this 'other Jesus' he warned us about would be similar to Jesus or very different?
Romanists believe ONLY what their leaders regurgitate to them. No more, no less. Pitiful at best!You would do well to correctly state that as a Roman Catholic you believe what you want others to believe.
Who do nCCs believe concerning the bread and wine?Romanists believe ONLY what their leaders regurgitate to them. No more, no less. Pitiful at best!
Scripture in CONTEXT!Who do nCCs believe concerning the bread and wine?
The pope isn't Jesus, the pope isn't a king, but he does follower the Roman emperors. We are all equals no need for a chain of command (I think that is what you meant). Jesus never gave authority to evil old men who harm the sheep, allow sin to flourish and who do not expose sin or teach the truth. Your institution is what Paul warned us against. Your leaders are nothing at all like Peter and the apostles and therefore are not their successors.Jesus is king. He has a kingdom. He established offices in his kingdom. There is a change of command. He gave authority to Peter and his successors. What Paul warned about wasn't a warning against Peter and his successors.
This "other Jesus" would probably be similar to Jesus.
That is a senseless sentence or a nonsense sentence.Who do nCCs believe concerning the bread and wine?
That is the truth.Romanists believe ONLY what their leaders regurgitate to them. No more, no less. Pitiful at best!
Exactly, scripture in context leads us to the bread and wine being the body and blood of Christ.Scripture in CONTEXT!
No it doesn't and if what you claimed were true then there would be evidence of such. You have no evidence whatsoever.Exactly, scripture in context leads us to the bread and wine being the body and blood of Christ.
Reminds me of the old saying, referring to Scripture -- "A text without a context is a pretext!"Scripture in CONTEXT!
That is the concept behind both cannibalism and theophagy. Simply put, it's "you are what you eat" taken to the extreme.I believe the RCs hang on to these false teachings about the bread and wine because they love eating Jesus, somehow they think it makes them better than others.
God uses representatives, true. However any hierarchy is limited to being flat or two dimensional.Jesus is king. He has a kingdom. He established offices in his kingdom. There is a change of command. He gave authority to Peter and his successors. What Paul warned about wasn't a warning against Peter and his successors.
This "other Jesus" would probably be similar to Jesus.
balshan said:
I believe the RCs hang on to these false teachings about the bread and wine because they love eating Jesus, somehow they think it makes them better than others.
What is a Roman Catholic novena and why does it need to be presided over?Actually, there is no one in the bible described as a Catholic priest saying masses and hearing confessions and presiding over novenas.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, available on our site, defines a Novena as "nine days' of private or public devotion in the Catholic Church to obtain special graces." While the number eight in the Judeo-Christian tradition was always thought of as a festive number of new beginnings, the number nine seemed to be often linked with suffering...When we pray a Novena, we either pray the same prayer for all nine days or follow a list of prayers to be prayed for each day. Every novena is a bit different in the intention, formation of prayers and practice.. from catholic.orgWhat is a Roman Catholic novena and why does it need to be presided over?
And they seem to have the idea that "God will give attention to them because of the number of their words." (Matt 6:7, BBE)The Catholic Encyclopedia, available on our site, defines a Novena as "nine days' of private or public devotion in the Catholic Church to obtain special graces." While the number eight in the Judeo-Christian tradition was always thought of as a festive number of new beginnings, the number nine seemed to be often linked with suffering...When we pray a Novena, we either pray the same prayer for all nine days or follow a list of prayers to be prayed for each day. Every novena is a bit different in the intention, formation of prayers and practice.. from catholic.org
Which means there is a form of payment for doing a novena.