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 Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2007 8:23 am
Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 Shopping_Spree_101 Venat the Undying Haven923 _Shiloh Filia_ When I think of Catholocism, I think of rituals. There seems to be some man-made ones like tithing. I haven't come across anything like that in the New Testament. And there are various other things about Catholocism that have already been listed above.
Also, I've met more fallen Catholics than any other sects. And usually when they fall, they REALLY fall. Like going into Wiccanism or Satanism. Stuff like that. I don't know. I think all the codes and the primpness of Catholocism turns lots of people away. Tithing is actually biblical. Some of the things I disagree with Catholics are purgatory, limbo, praying to marry (& mass, it's boring!! sorry sweatdrop ), the Pope, etc. My main problem with the Pope is that he is given the ability to create rules about Christianity (Which only GOD can do....). Forgive me if I am incorrect, but the Pope created purgatory, limbo, and much of the other things that are not in the Bible, and, in many cases, actually go against the Bible.... Like no other denominations being able to be served communion at their table? It says somewhere in the NT that "any believer in my father should be served and able to seek him out at any table", yet the ever Hypocritical Catholic continues to violate that. Actually the Bible says you shouldn't commune with people who don't believe the same things you do. There's a verse, I don't remember where, but it's on the back of the attendance cards at my old church. (btw I'm Lutheran, not Catholic) Since there are differences among the beliefs of Christians, you shouldo nly commune with people of your denomination. I don't believe that. I believe, that down in the depth of Christianity, past all of the rules and slight changes, we all believe the same thing - Jesus is the Messiah and He died for our sins. Look at us - We're "communing" right now. Talking, having fun, debating on differnet subjects. Is there anything wrong with that? Thank you. Your welcome. . . for what I don't know. question
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Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2007 9:58 am
GuardianAngel44 Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 Shopping_Spree_101 Venat the Undying Like no other denominations being able to be served communion at their table? It says somewhere in the NT that "any believer in my father should be served and able to seek him out at any table", yet the ever Hypocritical Catholic continues to violate that. Actually the Bible says you shouldn't commune with people who don't believe the same things you do. There's a verse, I don't remember where, but it's on the back of the attendance cards at my old church. (btw I'm Lutheran, not Catholic) Since there are differences among the beliefs of Christians, you shouldo nly commune with people of your denomination. I don't believe that. I believe, that down in the depth of Christianity, past all of the rules and slight changes, we all believe the same thing - Jesus is the Messiah and He died for our sins. Look at us - We're "communing" right now. Talking, having fun, debating on differnet subjects. Is there anything wrong with that? Thank you. Your welcome. . . for what I don't know. question Agreeing without making me sound bad. For once. No Offense, but you do that alot. Or would that be a compliment. Hmm...
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Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 6:27 am
Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 Shopping_Spree_101 Venat the Undying Like no other denominations being able to be served communion at their table? It says somewhere in the NT that "any believer in my father should be served and able to seek him out at any table", yet the ever Hypocritical Catholic continues to violate that. Actually the Bible says you shouldn't commune with people who don't believe the same things you do. There's a verse, I don't remember where, but it's on the back of the attendance cards at my old church. (btw I'm Lutheran, not Catholic) Since there are differences among the beliefs of Christians, you shouldo nly commune with people of your denomination. I don't believe that. I believe, that down in the depth of Christianity, past all of the rules and slight changes, we all believe the same thing - Jesus is the Messiah and He died for our sins. Look at us - We're "communing" right now. Talking, having fun, debating on differnet subjects. Is there anything wrong with that? Thank you. Your welcome. . . for what I don't know. question Agreeing without making me sound bad. For once. No Offense, but you do that alot. Or would that be a compliment. Hmm... Sorry for making you sound bad sometimes. . . I just don't know that what I say is what you a trying to say, only better. *shrug*
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Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 6:30 am
Back on topic (for once. . . sweatdrop )
Problems that I know of with Catholicism:
1. They pray to Mary and make her like a God. This, of course, is against God's commands.
2. The Pope can make new rules.
3. No other sect of Christianity can have communion with them.
This is all what I can think of off the top of my head. I'll have to do more research.
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Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 12:51 pm
GuardianAngel44 Back on topic (for once. . . sweatdrop ) Problems that I know of with Catholicism: 1. They pray to Mary and make her like a God. This, of course, is against God's commands. 2. The Pope can make new rules. 3. No other sect of Christianity can have communion with them. This is all what I can think of off the top of my head. I'll have to do more research. All 3 are against God's rules, but specifically only #1 is against the 10 C's.
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Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 6:20 pm
Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 Back on topic (for once. . . sweatdrop ) Problems that I know of with Catholicism: 1. They pray to Mary and make her like a God. This, of course, is against God's commands. 2. The Pope can make new rules. 3. No other sect of Christianity can have communion with them. This is all what I can think of off the top of my head. I'll have to do more research. All 3 are against God's rules, but specifically only #1 is against the 10 C's. Lawbreakers!!!!! Heretics!!!!!! They must be slayed!!!!! twisted twisted wink
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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 2:14 am
GuardianAngel44 Back on topic (for once. . . sweatdrop ) Problems that I know of with Catholicism: 1. They pray to Mary and make her like a God. This, of course, is against God's commands. 2. The Pope can make new rules. 3. No other sect of Christianity can have communion with them. This is all what I can think of off the top of my head. I'll have to do more research. 1. Mary is considered someone who can intercede. She's like a priest, only with boobs and a local line instead of long-distance. 2. The Pope is tasked with continuing the church; this is done out of acknowledgment that society will change and the church must keep up with it in morals. As such, he must be able to make new rules. 3. Conceded.
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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 5:48 am
stopthebanningplease GuardianAngel44 Back on topic (for once. . . sweatdrop ) Problems that I know of with Catholicism: 1. They pray to Mary and make her like a God. This, of course, is against God's commands. 2. The Pope can make new rules. 3. No other sect of Christianity can have communion with them. This is all what I can think of off the top of my head. I'll have to do more research. 1. Mary is considered someone who can intercede. She's like a priest, only with boobs and a local line instead of long-distance. 2. The Pope is tasked with continuing the church; this is done out of acknowledgment that society will change and the church must keep up with it in morals. As such, he must be able to make new rules. 3. Conceded. 1. Some Catholics (i.e. most Catholics I've met) pray directly to her, considering her a God. It's probably just a weird sect of Catholicism. Sorry for the confusion. 2. Some of the rules he makes are stupid though. Other than that, I agree.
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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 4:30 pm
GuardianAngel44 stopthebanningplease GuardianAngel44 Back on topic (for once. . . sweatdrop ) Problems that I know of with Catholicism: 1. They pray to Mary and make her like a God. This, of course, is against God's commands. 2. The Pope can make new rules. 3. No other sect of Christianity can have communion with them. This is all what I can think of off the top of my head. I'll have to do more research. 1. Mary is considered someone who can intercede. She's like a priest, only with boobs and a local line instead of long-distance. 2. The Pope is tasked with continuing the church; this is done out of acknowledgment that society will change and the church must keep up with it in morals. As such, he must be able to make new rules. 3. Conceded. 1. Some Catholics (i.e. most Catholics I've met) pray directly to her, considering her a God. It's probably just a weird sect of Catholicism. Sorry for the confusion. 2. Some of the rules he makes are stupid though. Other than that, I agree. You won #3, and I think most do for #1.
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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 4:31 pm
Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 stopthebanningplease GuardianAngel44 Back on topic (for once. . . sweatdrop ) Problems that I know of with Catholicism: 1. They pray to Mary and make her like a God. This, of course, is against God's commands. 2. The Pope can make new rules. 3. No other sect of Christianity can have communion with them. This is all what I can think of off the top of my head. I'll have to do more research. 1. Mary is considered someone who can intercede. She's like a priest, only with boobs and a local line instead of long-distance. 2. The Pope is tasked with continuing the church; this is done out of acknowledgment that society will change and the church must keep up with it in morals. As such, he must be able to make new rules. 3. Conceded. 1. Some Catholics (i.e. most Catholics I've met) pray directly to her, considering her a God. It's probably just a weird sect of Catholicism. Sorry for the confusion. 2. Some of the rules he makes are stupid though. Other than that, I agree. You won #3, and I think most do for #1. Most priests have boobs and a local line?
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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 4:32 pm
GuardianAngel44 Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 stopthebanningplease GuardianAngel44 Back on topic (for once. . . sweatdrop ) Problems that I know of with Catholicism: 1. They pray to Mary and make her like a God. This, of course, is against God's commands. 2. The Pope can make new rules. 3. No other sect of Christianity can have communion with them. This is all what I can think of off the top of my head. I'll have to do more research. 1. Mary is considered someone who can intercede. She's like a priest, only with boobs and a local line instead of long-distance. 2. The Pope is tasked with continuing the church; this is done out of acknowledgment that society will change and the church must keep up with it in morals. As such, he must be able to make new rules. 3. Conceded. 1. Some Catholics (i.e. most Catholics I've met) pray directly to her, considering her a God. It's probably just a weird sect of Catholicism. Sorry for the confusion. 2. Some of the rules he makes are stupid though. Other than that, I agree. You won #3, and I think most do for #1. Most priests have boobs and a local line? No, most catholics pray to mary like a god.
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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 4:33 pm
Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 stopthebanningplease GuardianAngel44 Back on topic (for once. . . sweatdrop ) Problems that I know of with Catholicism: 1. They pray to Mary and make her like a God. This, of course, is against God's commands. 2. The Pope can make new rules. 3. No other sect of Christianity can have communion with them. This is all what I can think of off the top of my head. I'll have to do more research. 1. Mary is considered someone who can intercede. She's like a priest, only with boobs and a local line instead of long-distance. 2. The Pope is tasked with continuing the church; this is done out of acknowledgment that society will change and the church must keep up with it in morals. As such, he must be able to make new rules. 3. Conceded. 1. Some Catholics (i.e. most Catholics I've met) pray directly to her, considering her a God. It's probably just a weird sect of Catholicism. Sorry for the confusion. 2. Some of the rules he makes are stupid though. Other than that, I agree. You won #3, and I think most do for #1. Most priests have boobs and a local line? No, most catholics pray to mary like a god. Ah.
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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 4:36 pm
GuardianAngel44 Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 1. Some Catholics (i.e. most Catholics I've met) pray directly to her, considering her a God. It's probably just a weird sect of Catholicism. Sorry for the confusion. 2. Some of the rules he makes are stupid though. Other than that, I agree. You won #3, and I think most do for #1. Most priests have boobs and a local line? No, most catholics pray to mary like a god. Ah. Makes more sense doesn't it. Are we and flipsided the only regular posters right now?
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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 5:07 pm
Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 Venat the Undying GuardianAngel44 1. Some Catholics (i.e. most Catholics I've met) pray directly to her, considering her a God. It's probably just a weird sect of Catholicism. Sorry for the confusion. 2. Some of the rules he makes are stupid though. Other than that, I agree. You won #3, and I think most do for #1. Most priests have boobs and a local line? No, most catholics pray to mary like a god. Ah. Makes more sense doesn't it. Are we and flipsided the only regular posters right now? I think so.
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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 5:35 pm
If that's the case, then you guys have the Guild to yourself for the weekend.
I'm going to Key Largo for Halloween.
Hehe.
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