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As it turns out, I think you're right.

Interesting....

A clumsy attempt to quantify Quarterback Tom Brady's domination in the history of American football is no longer needed in the wake of tonight's drubbing of the now Brady-less New England Patriots at the hands of the Buffalo Bills. Brady's record against the Buffalo Bills is 33 wins out of 36...

It's also "Orthodox nonsense" don't forget. Neither Catholicism nor Orthodoxy denies this, but both Catholicism and Orthodoxy affirm what @way 2 go said.

So who is being divisive here? Me? You? Again, what is your point? I don't disagree with any scriptures.

When Paul spoke of Apostolic oral tradition he valued it. What's your point? I don't disagree with any scriptures.

I guess you're just going to keep making declarations.

Of course, that's why we can pray to the saints in heaven. It's why " we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses " (Hebrews 12:1)

I said Catholicism and Orthodoxy are the oldest Trinitarian Christianities. That verse is merely consistent with the Trinity being God, but the Trinity being God is the furthest thing from "obvious" in that verse. No, the Trinity is not 'proven' in any single scripture, nor in all of them put...

It is not. You don't have to go to Mass unless you believe in Jesus. And if you 'skip' you only have to visit the confessional before receiving Communion again. In no way are the police involved, so your rights are always intact. OK.

I don't know what you're talking about. Catholicism is completely liberal. You have the right to freedom of conscience, the right to worship and think as you see fit, but Catholicism has a definitely position on all these matters as well, Catholicism does not believe the police should ever be...

There've been tons of Catholics who believe in any sort of thing, that doesn't mean Catholicism believes that thing.

It seems like it must be the latter. lol OK. :)

Free will is a Catholic idea too.

I didn't ask you if you were. Fact is you're not a Trinitarian, and Catholicism and Orthodoxy are the original Trinitarianisms, and so of course you're against them both, so the Protestant 'oral tradition' that you can worship God according to your own personal private reading of the Bible is...

Baptized "with the Holy Ghost" right? Luke 3:16 Right. House of Israel, Nation of Israel, Israel and Judah. Ah, for Dispensationalists they are.

And you're not a Trinitarian Christian, and so that's your primary reason for being Anticatholic in everything, because Catholicism and Orthodoxy are the original Trinitarian Christianities.

You either believe the Trinity is God (a Catholic and Orthodox doctrine) or you don't. Which one are you again?

Obviously you have a bunch of falsities that you must maintain in order to support your extreme and wildly minority position.

Great, so "of the same body" as whom? To whom is that promise made? To the house of Israel, right?