ECT WHO IS THE HEAD OF THE EKKLESIA TODAY ??

revpete

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...according to the mere opinions of your preferred recently-invented, man-made non-Catholic sect, anyway. And as such, your favored sect possesses no binding doctrinal authority whatsoever, but merely the fallible traditions of men.


...unless the Catholic Church is in fact that one historic Church founded by Jesus Christ himself, and against which he declared that the gates of Hades would never---NEVER---prevail (Mt. 16:18-19; 1 Tim. 3:15), which it most certainly is.


Specifically, the derivative, earthly head of Christ's one historic Church, yes. The ultimate, heavenly Head of the Church, no.



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In regard to your first statement, you should recite that looking in a mirror!

Your rather Misinformed assertion that the RCC is the one true historic church is so ludicrous it's laughable! Anyway after what the guy in the silly uniform arrogantly said recently concerning The Lord's death on the cross, it's a loud and clear statement to all: that the RCC was not founded by our Lord but comes from the pit and that is where all her adherents (except The Lord give them grace to repent) are headed.

Please don't take this personally, I'm sure you are nice enough as a person and I do not mean to offend you. If I have I apologise sincerely.

Pete 👤
 

lifeisgood

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Post your proof for this utterly unsubstantiated False Dichotomy.


All you have to do is read your own current 'infallible' pope words and you will figure it out if you so desire.

Now go ahead and quote the qualifying statement that you omitted with the ellipse highlighted above. :yawn:

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The ellipsis is from the approved Vatican script itself.

One of the reasons why I provided where you can read the approved Vatican script in its totality, for whoever wants to verify the 'infallible' pope's words:
https://heiscomingblog.wordpress.com...-at-the-cross/

I provided you with the URL. You've taught me that.
 

Cruciform

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In regard to your first statement, you should recite that looking in a mirror!
As has already been observed:
"...unless the Catholic Church is in fact that one historic Church founded by Jesus Christ himself, and against which he declared that the gates of Hades would never---NEVER---prevail (Mt. 16:18-19; 1 Tim. 3:15), which it most certainly is."
Your rather Misinformed assertion that the RCC is the one true historic church is so ludicrous it's laughable!
It's a straightforward historical fact. If you disagree, then go ahead and name your proposed alternative from among the some 50,000+ recently-invented, man-made non-Catholic sects in existence today. Which one, in your opinion, qualifies as that one historic Church founded by Jesus Christ himself in 33 A.D.? :think:

Anyway after what the guy in the silly uniform arrogantly said recently concerning The Lord's death on the cross...
Which was, exactly...?

Please don't take this personally, I'm sure you are nice enough as a person and I do not mean to offend you. If I have I apologise sincerely.
Likewise.



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Cruciform

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All you have to do is read your own current 'infallible' pope words and you will figure it out if you so desire.
So, then, no actual proof for your anti-Catholic claims whatsoever. Noted.

The ellipsis is from the approved Vatican script itself.
Go ahead and quote the qualifying statement that appears there in the original document.

One of the reasons why I provided where you can read the approved Vatican script in its totality, for whoever wants to verify the 'infallible' pope's words:
https://heiscomingblog.wordpress.com...-at-the-cross/
Your link doesn't work.



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DAN P

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“And if at times our efforts and works SEEM to fail and produce no fruit, we need to remember that we are followers of Jesus… and his life, HUMANLY SPEAKING, ended in failure, the failure of the cross.”

Your source needs to learn how to read the English language.


Hi and the bible says to FOLLOW Paul as Paul follows Christ , 1 Cor 11:1 !! You have it wrong , don't you see !!

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revpete

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As has already been observed:
"...unless the Catholic Church is in fact that one historic Church founded by Jesus Christ himself, and against which he declared that the gates of Hades would never---NEVER---prevail (Mt. 16:18-19; 1 Tim. 3:15), which it most certainly is."

It's a straightforward historical fact. If you disagree, then go ahead and name your proposed alternative from among the some 50,000+ recently-invented, man-made non-Catholic sects in existence today. Which one, in your opinion, qualifies as that one historic Church founded by Jesus Christ himself in 33 A.D.? :think:


Which was, exactly...?


Likewise.



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The one true Church was born on the day of Pentecost as recorded in Acts 2. There is no other. We could argue back and forth about the historicity of it but that is old ground here at TOL.

The pope is on record as describing the death of Christ on the cross as a failure. That alone should be ample proof for anyone that his doctrine and view of Christology and of Christ Himself is erroneous and heretical.

Pete 👤
 

lifeisgood

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“And if at times our efforts and works SEEM to fail and produce no fruit, we need to remember that we are followers of Jesus… and his life, HUMANLY SPEAKING, ended in failure, the failure of the cross.”

Your source needs to learn how to read the English language.

No, the source simply STATED the APPROVED Vatican words of the 'infallible' current pope of the RCC, which said that Jesus and what He did is a failure.

The 'infallible' current pope of the RCC did not explain his statement did he? No, he did not.

Did the next statement of the 'infallible' current RCC pope was, e.g., 'however, WE IN THE RCC believe that that Jesus Christ and what He did on the Cross of Calvary was the most incredible thing that has ever happened FOR the human race --- the fact that, THERE IS NO SALVATION IN NO OTHER NAME but the name of Jesus and what He did at the Cross of Calvary'?

No, the 'infallible' current pope of the RCC did not say that. He simply preached that Jesus Christ and what He did at the Cross of Calvary was a failure.

How sad that a man with so much power in his hands to point people going directly to hell TO the ONLY way of Salvation, the 'infallible' current pope chooses to say that Jesus Christ and what He did at the Cross of Calvary is a failure. How sad indeed.
 

Cruciform

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The one true Church was born on the day of Pentecost as recorded in Acts 2. There is no other.
Yes, and by the end of the 1st century, that one historic Church was already commonly known as "the Catholic Church."

The pope is on record as describing the death of Christ on the cross as a failure.
Merely a Straw Man Fallacy on your part, as has already been demonstrated in Post #89 above. Time to stop deliberately misrepresenting what the Pope said.



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Wick Stick

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Merely a Straw Man Fallacy on your part, as has already been demonstrated in Post #89 above. Time to stop deliberately misrepresenting what the Pope said.
I honestly don't understand this phenomenon. Why do Protestants feel that it is okay to cheat their arguments with Catholics?

There are plenty of legitimate arguments against Catholicism without resorting to this kind of crap.

Jarrod
 

Cedarbay

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And Jesus (the heavenly Head of the Church) appointed Peter to be the earthly head of His Church (see Post #3 above).
As Roman Catholic apologist, H. Burn-Murdock admits:

“None of the writings of the first two centuries describe St. Peter as a bishop of Rome.”[6] In fact, no one before Callistus (A.D. 223) used Matthew 16:18 to support the primacy of the Roman bishop (i.e., “Pope” as Rome call it)—no one.


[6] H. Burn-Murdock, The Development of the Papacy (1954), 130f.
 

Cruciform

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As Roman Catholic apologist, H. Burn-Murdock admits:
Where did you get the idea that Burn-Murdock was a "Catholic apologist"?

“None of the writings of the first two centuries describe St. Peter as a bishop of Rome.”[6] In fact, no one before Callistus (A.D. 223) used Matthew 16:18 to support the primacy of the Roman bishop (i.e., “Pope” as Rome call it)—no one.

I recommend a careful and thorough reading of the following well-documented texts:


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S. Ray, UPON THIS ROCK: St. Peter & the Primacy of Rome in Scripture and the Early Church (Ignatius Press, 1999)



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A. Fortescue, THE EARLY PAPACY: To the Synod of Chalcedon in 451 (Ignatius Press, 2008)



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