That explains so very much.Hi and the only St Augustine that I know is ST AUGUSTINE GRASS...
Thus merely proving my statements in Post #148 above. :yawn:
That explains so very much.
Post #162Hi and I step on St AUGUSTINE GRASS every day , as that all it is good for and reminds me of you !!
After you've answered---and refuted---the very same claims by the very same individuals dozens of times, it certainly does get tedious and tiring. Dealing with the entirely willful ignorance of anti-Catholics is indeed "boring."Why do you need to add a sign showing how bored you are, as if his response is too stupid for you to answer?
You are such a unlikable snob!
If no one has the ability, in your mind, to hold a conversation with you...
You sound "mad" again. Back to bed....you are so haughty and obnoxious, no one could stand listening to you.
Jesus had little patience with the entirely willful ignorance of those who rejected his teachings out of hand on the basis of their own private opinions. Nor does he have patience with those who do so regarding the authoritative teachings of His one historic Church (Lk. 10:16; cf. Ac. 16:4; 1 Tim. 3:15).Do you think Jesus taught by treating His disciples as if they were too stupid to have a conversation?
Why do you need to add a sign showing how bored you are, as if his response is too stupid for you to answer? You are such a unlikable snob! If no one has the ability, in your mind, to hold a conversation with you, then why don't you post on a more intelligent forum?
You would never convince anyone to consider Catholicism because you are so haughty and obnoxious, no one could stand listening to you. Do you think Jesus taught by treating His disciples as if they were too stupid to have a conversation?
So you are saying, the message does not matter, just the messenger? Not too smart......You would never convince anyone to consider Catholicism because you are so haughty and obnoxious......
She has no actual argument against the Catholic Church, and so resorts to emotionally-driven ad hominem attacks. Sadly, it's not an uncommon fallacy on this forum.So you are saying, the message does not matter, just the messenger? Not too smart.
Already answered (Post #169).You left out an arrogant narcissistic full of vanity, completely ate up with himself.
She has no actual argument against the Catholic Church, and so resorts to emotionally-driven ad hominem attacks. Sadly, it's not an uncommon fallacy on this forum.
She has no actual argument against the Catholic Church, and so resorts to emotionally-driven ad hominem attacks. Sadly, it's not an uncommon fallacy on this forum.
Well, they typically have the things they've been fed by their particular recently-invented, man-made non-Catholic sect, which they have learned to think of as "facts." They have a collection of "facts" that are in no way factual.I see that. In fact, 99% of the protestants in this forum have no facts, just attacks.
Every Christian believes something about predestination, since the word itself appears in the New Testament. St. Augustine simply replaced one notion of predestination with another which was more orthodox. This is plainly recorded in Augustine's own writings.Yeah, well you're the one talking about Augustine renouncing predestinarianism, which never happened. Not genuinely, anyway.
I see that. In fact, 99% of the protestants in this forum have no facts, just attacks.
Proof, please.Your church coerced him in his last days.
If they hold to the material and formal principles of the Reformation---sola scriptura and sola fide---then they're Protestants.Most of the 'protestants' on this site are not protestants.
Proof, please.
You'll need to cite your source if you expect anyone here---especially Catholics---to take your bare claim at all seriously. Again: proof, please.It's in your own church's official statements of Augustine. I'm not going to post it because I'm not going to post your own church's words
You'll need to cite your source if you expect anyone here---especially Catholics---to take your bare claim at all seriously. Again: proof, please.