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SalC:Am sure its something we mutually share...among other things ![]() |
SalC:One of your submissions is true, choose one. ![]() |
SalC:It's pleasing to my ears ![]() |
SalC:Thanks nne, am doing just fine. I believe you are too. |
Christ is king forever and ever! May He reign in our hearts always. Good morning brethren, a splendid Sunday ahead to all. SalC, long time. |
Christ is king forever and ever! May He reign in our hearts always. |
gaelllic:Hahahaha, so you consider exposing the limitation of your device, and your vision handicap, a mark of your intellectual advancement? I see. 1. Continue telling lies, you substituted two words "but due" with "..." just for space and clarity? Yeah, I see that those two words can take a whole page, and completely misleading the unsuspecting reader is your version of clarity. Ride on. 2. Another lie. Are Jews not non Christians, are they pagans or atheists? Stop deceitfully pointing people to a direction, be truthful. 3. Lies again. If you know even the basic level of theology, you would know that the holy spirit has always been in action from the creation of man. Rom2:14-15 "For when the Gentiles, who have not the law, do by nature those things that are of the law; these having not the law are a law to themselves : Who shew the work of the law written in their hearts, their conscience bearing witness to them, and their thoughts between themselves accusing, or also defending one another" (Douay-Rheims) 4. O heretic, what else can I say here. Pick your Bible and read, read chapter 1 till the end to see what ungodliness and injustice entails, then read chapter 2 to understand that he wasn't passing judgement on "those who have not the law", as you do. In fact, chapter 2 starts with a warning for you. In summary everyone is called to act right, whether Jews or gentile, for the spirit acts in everyman naturally, via a medium known as conscience. That's what St. Paul is saying, you can go ahead and proclaim anathema on St. Paul, O judge. 5. Bla bla bla, stop diverting attention, remain on your slander of Pope Francis, that's what I am exposing your lies about. PS. I continue to suspect your lack of comprehension. I quoted those documents to refute your slander against the holy father, Pope Francis. To show that he actually quoted working documents in the Vatican, yet you make it look like he originated them. What is my business nor Pope Francis's business about which council of our church an outsider agrees with or not? Stop giving yourself too much credit, Arian, Nestorius, Luther, and the rest of your father's did same, yet the church Christ established still lives on, beyond them. |
gaelllic:You see your life? According to a 2007 document from the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith titled "Instruction on Some Aspects of Evangelization". "The term proselytism originated in the context of Judaism, in which the term proselyte referred to someone who, coming from the gentiles, had passed into the Chosen People. So too, in the Christian context, the term proselytism was often used as a synonym for missionary activity. More recently, however, the term has taken on a negative connotation, to mean the promotion of a religion by using means, and for motives, contrary to the spirit of the Gospel; that is, which do not safeguard the freedom and dignity of the human person". Now looking at the bold, why should Pope Francis encourage it? Now lets look at what the Holy Father is saying, listen to his words: "Remember what Benedict XVI said: “The Church does not grow by proselytizing; she grows by attracting others.” And what attracts is our witness. Being a catechist means witnessing to the faith, being consistent in our personal life. This is not easy! We help, we lead others to Jesus with our words and our lives, with our witness. I like to recall what Saint Francis of Assisi used to say to his friars: “Preach the Gospel at all times; if necessary, use words.” Words come . . . but witness comes first: people should see the Gospel, read the Gospel, in our lives [Address to Catechists, April 27, 2013]. O heretic, Just tell me how this isn't a sound teaching. |
gaelllic:Really? I used two adjectives, "Ignorant, and conspiracy theory worship", now I'll take your number one point and x-ray to show it. It is left for you to show that your father is not the "Accuser of the brethren" Rev.12:10, by proving your adjectives of base, ludicrous liar, and illiterate. gaelllic:For a start, the heretic inputs into the popes writings this "[such as pagans and atheists]", just to point you to the direction he wants you. Then when your antenna goes up at mention of atheists and pagans, he intentionally hides very important parts of the same paragraph with "......". This is to make you read all the words as related together, hence making the reader feel like "Unbelievable!!!". Note, he has two "..." there, the first one covers only these two words "But due". Why hide those two words? It is because "but" immediately tells the reader that there's more than just what had been read, and makes the reader more inquisitive to see the whole writing. The second "...." hides these words "While these lack the meaning and efficacy of the sacraments instituted by Christ, they can be channels which the Holy Spirit raises up in order to liberate non-Christians from atheistic immanentism or from purely individual religious experiences. The same Spirit everywhere brings forth various forms of practical wisdom which help people to bear suffering and to live in greater peace and harmony. As Christians, we can also benefit from these treasures built up over many centuries, which can help us better to live our own beliefs." It is imperative to note that, that this paragraph was almost entirely lifted from this publication "Christianity and the world religions" (1996), a very intensive study. Its referenced as "Enchiridion vaticanum 15, Nos 1061, 1070-1076" but the heretic will make you think it's all originating from Pope Francis,yet it came into existence in 1996, who was the Pope then, Francis? I won't go into the quotes from the Pope Pius IX, for it is completely mutual exclusive to what Pope Francis was talking about, that's something the heretic has put for the conspiracy theorists to start shouting Anathema!!! Anathema!!! ![]() Again, see how the heretic cunningly quoted Rom.1:19-21, and highlighted the part "so that they are inexcusable", yet he refuses to say who it was addressed to as seen in the verse before it, see vs 18 : For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and injustice of those men that detain the truth of God in injustice. When you read further down, St. Paul makes it clearer by explaining in Rom 2:14-15 "For when the Gentiles, who have not the law, do by nature those things that are of the law; these having not the law are a law to themselves: Who shew the work of the law written in their hearts, their conscience bearing witness to them, and their thoughts between themselves accusing, or also defending one another". Maybe the heretic will declare St. Paul anathema too. .Long Live the Pope!!! |
gaelllic:A typical example of what Ignorance and conspiracy theory worship can get you into. See how they try to force your understanding of a statement towards one direction. When the Pope's statement is supported by scripture they quote another Pope out of context, when his statement is supported by the Catechism of the Catholic Church, they quote scripture and wrench the interpretation unto their own destruction...like St. peter had warned. Catholics beware, only the truth sets free. A song for the Pope, the Royal Pope Who rules from sea to sea; Whose kingdom and scepter never shall fail, What a valiant king Is he! What a valiant king is he! No warrior hordes hath he with their swords, His rock built throne to guard; Yet against it the gates Of hell shall war In vain, as they ever have warred. Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! |x2| Yet one more cheer for the Royal Pope, Hurrah! Hurrah!! Hurrah!!! |
OLAADEGBU:Mtchew. Deception engulfs you. Can't even say what you believe from what you read. Keep going round and round. |
OLAADEGBU:At least we agree there were wise men who gave three gifts,(how I got three is beside the point) stop chasing shadows, or have you not found any page to copy and paste for me. Oga, So you mean the wise men worshiped God...the child of Mary? Matt.2:11 |
OLAADEGBU:It's just scripture i quoted. So you mean the three wise men worshiped God...the child of Mary? |
OLAADEGBU:Matt. 2:11 ..And when they were come into the house, they saw the young child with Mary his mother, and fell down, and worshipped him: Who did the three wise men worship, man or God? |
OLAADEGBU:I wasn't the one that started comparing Jesus and His Mother, with other men and their mothers. Why not answer the question, during the flight to Egypt, was Jesus God? |
OLAADEGBU:Mr man, stop being silly. I asked you a question to show the ridiculousness of your line of thought, why don't you answer it. |
SalC:It's not our business what Non-Catholics think about the seat of Peter. |
Ubenedictus:I understand what you're saying. That which I have made bold, informed my post, the Poster seem not to agree with that. |
OLAADEGBU:Hahahaha, if you want to think that way, then consider the flight to Egypt, who protected the other between mother and child, Or was Jesus not God at that time? |
Raphael81:Why? Kindly read his post again. |
Ubenedictus:Only an ignorant or confused SSPX member will write that, its most likely coming from the sede vacante enclave. Those guys ....I tire. |
analice107:I appreciate. God bless you. |
analice107:I did respond, it came back undelivered. I PMed you. Now after seeing this, I have reached back to you again. |
solite3:Oga, stop taking him back, it isn't his duty to read through the thread for you. I will however help you out. Go back to the first page of the thread, any where you see post from Ayoku777, read it. He is a non catholic like you, who reads the bible and interprets by himself...just like you. If you agree with him ok; if you disagree with him, you can sought that out amongst you. |
Ubenedictus:Amen Amen. As a matter of fact, he is Emmanuel (God with us). |
Peacefullove:hahahahaha, you've not seen anything yet. |
hurricaneChris:Amen Amen. |
marksooyinmiebi:A splendid month ahead to you. |
Ubenedictus:Sorry Oga, na tongue of sleep. But as you don come, any thing for ya boys? |
Ubenedictus:Your mentions brought me back to this thread, and I see the ping pong going on here. I have however said all that i have to say on the thread and left when misrepresentation of facts started coming in, like its a win or lose debate. Like i had earlier summarized, the Catholic Church has rightly held that angels did and still do intercede for man, just as every member of the body of Christ can intercede for one another, as a participant in the great intercessory role of Christ. For the non-catholic we have seen them divided among themselves in their stand: some say the angels interceded in the old testament; but no longer now, While others say the angels never interceded at all neither then nor now. These non Catholics accuse the Catholic Church of not being "only Scripture" adherents, yet I am forced to ask why they don't have same truth if the Holy Spirit indeed is the one interpreting scriptures for them. Their greatest problem is that they've lost their history. They won't ask questions like: when did we have this book called the bible? What was Christianity like in the days before or during the collation and canonization of the bible? Since we believe in the credibility of those who gave us this collection of books called the bible, what were their teachings on various topics? These should help a bible scholar untie loose knots, for those people heard directly from the apostles, or those who heard from them. Marcus Garvey — 'A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots.' |
^^^ Amen Amen. Good morning brethren, a splendid week ahead to all. |
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