No they don't. Try again.
Define worship first, Dummay. I would say worship is admiration, and only [God] deserves admiration
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No they don't. Try again.
No there aren't. Try again.Yes, they do. And there are plenty more pictures all over of Catholics and even non Catholics worshipping the popes.
Cite the number of the post in which I supposedly "call you names."You've graduated from calling names to making accusations!
I admire a great many people---artists, scientists, inventors, writers, historical figures, etc. Is it your claim, then, that I "worship" these people? :think:Define worship first, Dummay. I would say worship is admiration, and only deserves admiration
50% of your posts consist of:Cite the number of the post in which I supposedly "call you names."
If you don't want to see this entirely logical reply, then you'll need to do something more than merely parroting the opinions of your chosen recently-invented, man-made non-Catholic sect. Until then, nothing more is necessary on my part.50% of your posts consist of: "...according to the entirely non-authoritative opinions of your favored recently-invented, man-made non-Catholic sect, anyway."
I already am. Doing more than that, I mean.If you don't want to see this entirely logical reply, then you'll need to do something more than merely parroting the opinions of your chosen recently-invented, man-made non-Catholic sect. Until then, nothing more is necessary on my part.
Hardly. Given that you reject Christ's one historic Catholic Church and her teachings, it follows that you must therefore have derived your religious assumptions and beliefs from one or more of the 50,000+ recently-invented, man-made non-Catholic sects in existence today. Doctrine is not formulated in a vacuum.I already am. Doing more than that, I mean.
You sure seem to know a lot of things about me! Stuff even I didn't know!Hardly. Given that you reject Christ's one historic Catholic Church and her teachings, it follows that you must therefore have derived your religious assumptions and beliefs from one or more of the 50,000+ recently-invented, man-made non-Catholic sects in existence today. Doctrine is not formulated in a vacuum.
By your "logic' then, NONE of the apostles ever traveled to Rome, which is absurd. In any case, I'll go with the testimony of the early Church Fathers---who knew and were taught by the apostles and/or their appointed successors (the bishops)---over the opinions of your chosen recently-invented, man-made non-Catholic sect any day.
Gaudium de veritate,
Cruciform
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It is much less 50,000, dummay.Hardly. Given that you reject Christ's one historic Catholic Church and her teachings, it follows that you must therefore have derived your religious assumptions and beliefs from one or more of the 50,000+ recently-invented, man-made non-Catholic sects in existence today. Doctrine is not formulated in a vacuum.
My observation applies not only to you, but to everyone else as well, myself included.You sure seem to know a lot of things about me!
Then you affirm and follow the authoritative teachings of Christ's one historic Catholic Church...? :think:I reject neither the Catholic Church...
I said nothing about "belonging"---that is, being a formal member---of a sect or denomination.I do not belong to any sect or denomination.
Certainly. My previous observations about the informational sources of your ideas and beliefs, however, stand as posted.No, doctrine is not formed in a vacuum. "My" doctrine (if there is any such thing) is formed by historical and linguistic studies, particularly those from the late Bronze Age through the end of the Iron Age. I'm into source documents, ANE literature, and the writings of the Early Church Fathers. If you're a good Catholic, you should be able to appreciate at least part of that.
My purpose here is to explain and defend the authoritative teachings of Christ's one historic Church, not to try and pass off my own fallible private doctrinal formulations as "what the Bible teaches." "Parroting" occurs when one merely spouts his preferred tradition's doctrinal content mindlessly, without a full comprehension of alternative positions, particularly of the one to which he's presuming to criticize. My prior comments stand.Finally, I find the irony of you accusing someone of "parroting" anything overwhelmingly hilarious. Who in this forum links more external articles than any 3 other people combined?
Nonsense. These texts say nothing even remotely like what you claim. :doh:...John 21:18 and 19 says that Peter died of old AGE !!
Post your proof.It is much less 50,000...
No, post your proof that it [is] 50,000; and you can't because it isn't so.Post your proof.
Nor do they say he was in Rome instead of Babylon.Nonsense. These texts say nothing even remotely like what you claim. :doh:
YOU claimed that there are 50,000+. It is up to YOU to PROVE the claim that YOU made.Post your proof.
No there aren't. Try again.
Yep, that's "proof"! NOT!Addressed here.