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7/3/2025, 5:05:53 PM
>>509400812
>why do people keep on saying this?
The statues of mary, the pictures of Jesus, and the like
>what's wrong with chanting prayers?
But when ye pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen do: for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking.
That portugual anon will probably complain about my reliance on the bible rather than some creed written by a council of wogs with no authority.
In general I dislike Catholicism because the authority is manmade, relying on institutional hierarchy, tradition, political convenience, and writings from the "Church elders" all of which seem to supersede your interest in the Word of God.
>>509400851
Apologies for my conciseness. I can only have the same argument so many times. To get to the end of the matter.
The bible rebukes your false church, you have nowhere to stand, maybe if you've paid attention in mass you'll quote James 2, this is easily parried by James 2:10, similar verses to the ones I posted in regards to the Lordship salvation anon follow close after.
Having your one half-point destroyed, you quickly retreat and cease to try use the bible to support your worthless church and rely on
1. "church elders" (catholics with no authority)
or
2. The council of whocares (where people with no authority decided something)
or
3. You argue that catholics invented the bible, claim the apostle Peter was catholic (source: catholic history) or something equally unconvincing.
The bible still rebukes your false religion on doctrine, as it did even before Constantine's cynical decision to make a state religion out of the most popular preachers of the time. Your heart is hardened, you cannot work your way to heaven, or combine your works with Christ's finished work on the cross, either put your faith in it, and be saved, or try work your way there with confession, baptism, tithing, fall short, and go to hell.
>why do people keep on saying this?
The statues of mary, the pictures of Jesus, and the like
>what's wrong with chanting prayers?
But when ye pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen do: for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking.
That portugual anon will probably complain about my reliance on the bible rather than some creed written by a council of wogs with no authority.
In general I dislike Catholicism because the authority is manmade, relying on institutional hierarchy, tradition, political convenience, and writings from the "Church elders" all of which seem to supersede your interest in the Word of God.
>>509400851
Apologies for my conciseness. I can only have the same argument so many times. To get to the end of the matter.
The bible rebukes your false church, you have nowhere to stand, maybe if you've paid attention in mass you'll quote James 2, this is easily parried by James 2:10, similar verses to the ones I posted in regards to the Lordship salvation anon follow close after.
Having your one half-point destroyed, you quickly retreat and cease to try use the bible to support your worthless church and rely on
1. "church elders" (catholics with no authority)
or
2. The council of whocares (where people with no authority decided something)
or
3. You argue that catholics invented the bible, claim the apostle Peter was catholic (source: catholic history) or something equally unconvincing.
The bible still rebukes your false religion on doctrine, as it did even before Constantine's cynical decision to make a state religion out of the most popular preachers of the time. Your heart is hardened, you cannot work your way to heaven, or combine your works with Christ's finished work on the cross, either put your faith in it, and be saved, or try work your way there with confession, baptism, tithing, fall short, and go to hell.
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