Glomung
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It's called the Magisterium, read it at your leisure.So what do you see as the actual doctrine?
It's called the Magisterium, read it at your leisure.So what do you see as the actual doctrine?
Alright, I'll check it out, probably later.It's called the Magisterium, read it at your leisure.
Do you consider The Priests you believe to be saints .You are so very wrong, and the sad thing there may be nothing that could possibly change your mind.
Saints are those who ACTUALLY do God's will, you may have never met one.
They do extraordinary things, all in the service of Christ.
There are hundreds of saints alive today, but they do not have TV shows, they do not advertise.
If you have the desire to find the truth, you will find it, but you may need to actually get out of your armchair.
And don't despise the truth because it does not agree with your preconceived notions.
The Roman catholic Church has NO un-Biblical practices. We do have extra-Biblical practices.
We hold that doctrine is based on scripture and the teachings of the saints (you know, those people who ACTUALLY HAVE TALKED TO GOD).
We do not accept sola-scriptura as being valid, neither did the Disciples or the Prophets.
God does not talk to people today .
You are so very wrong, and the sad thing there may be nothing that could possibly change your mind.
Saints are those who ACTUALLY do God's will, you may have never met one.
They do extraordinary things, all in the service of Christ.
There are hundreds of saints alive today, but they do not have TV shows, they do not advertise.
If you have the desire to find the truth, you will find it, but you may need to actually get out of your armchair.
And don't despise the truth because it does not agree with your preconceived notions.
The vast majority are not. They have not been called to be so.Do you consider The Priests you believe to be saints .
NO. You would wish it to be so, but it is not. God has not set the bar so low.Every single human being who has received salvation through faith in Jesus Christ is a saint. There are millions of us.
NO. You would wish it to be so, but it is not. God has not set the bar so low.
I am sorry for posting the wrong scripture.No, oesn't say faith is a work, but rather speaks of works PRODUCED BY FAITH
No oesn't say faith is a work, because oesn't actually exist in the Bible. Talk about making up content!!!
I think you probably pray / talk to God daily.Yes He does. He talks to me every day.
FYI global warming is a complete scam, as is most of the environmental movement. It has been supported by a network of constant changing data and lies. One of the driving forces behind all of it is paganism and earth worship.I think you probably pray / talk to God daily.
If you do as you and God are talking please ask if global warming is true and if it is please ask what we should do about it.
I am truly sorry for this post but there is know reason we should belittle anyone .
Please just state you position on a topic .
I am posting this because I am sure that I will make more mistakes in gramer and misspellings than anyone else .
Please just point out any error I make without the insults .
I assume that most of us are adults.
How are our sins forgiven?He should be in all fronts. The authority of our lives. No matter what. Once we ask for forgiveness by God, He forgives!
I have to agree with Glomung .Every single human being who has received salvation through faith in Jesus Christ is a saint. There are millions of us.
Agreed, it seems James contradicts himself :Glad you brought up the James passage so I can point out the James was wrong in making justification contingent upon works, directly contrary to what Paul said in Romans 4, as I noted previously.
The apostle Paul says, "if Abraham was justified by works, he has something to boast about, but not before God. For what does the Scripture say? "Abraham believed God, and it was accounted to him for righteousness." (Gen 15:6) Now to him who works, the wages are not counted as grace but as debt. But to him who does not work but believes on Him who justifies the ungodly, his faith is accounted for righteousness, just as David also describes the blessedness of the man to whom God imputes righteousness apart from works"
Note that Paul uses Gen 15:6 to prove his point that justification if by faith ALONE apart from works. For the promise was given in Gen 15:5 and, having believed it, Abraham was immeditely justified in Gen 15:6.
Now as that contradicts James, James had to come up with a different interpretation of Gen 15:6. So in James 2:23, James indicates that Gen 15:6 was not fulfilled when Paul said, but rather was a prediction not fulfilled until Gen 22 when Abraham worked - by offering Isaac. So for James, Abraham's faith was dead from Gen 15:6 till Gen 22. And according the James 2:14, consequently Abraham was unsaved during that time period.
James was not an apostle. He has no business being in the Bible. And though he was a brother of Jesus Christ, Nepostism doesn't trump apostleship.
Paul writes of his meeting with James. He says, "But from those who seemed to be something——whatever they were, it makes no difference to me; God shows personal favoritism to no man——for those who seemed to be something added nothing to me." Gal 2:6
Doesn't make any difference to me either.
I think you probably pray / talk to God daily.
If you do as you and God are talking please ask if global warming is true and if it is please ask what we should do about it.
I am truly sorry for this post but there is know reason we should belittle anyone .
Please just state you position on a topic .
I am posting this because I am sure that I will make more mistakes in gramer and misspellings than anyone else .
Please just point out any error I make without the insults .
I assume that most of us are adults.
I have to agree with Glomung .
The only saints are those who are doing what God has told them to do ,period.
You are following what God wants or you are following what you want .
Glad you brought up the James passage so I can point out the James was wrong in making justification contingent upon works, directly contrary to what Paul said in Romans 4, as I noted previously.
The apostle Paul says, "if Abraham was justified by works, he has something to boast about, but not before God. For what does the Scripture say? "Abraham believed God, and it was accounted to him for righteousness." (Gen 15:6) Now to him who works, the wages are not counted as grace but as debt. But to him who does not work but believes on Him who justifies the ungodly, his faith is accounted for righteousness, just as David also describes the blessedness of the man to whom God imputes righteousness apart from works"
Note that Paul uses Gen 15:6 to prove his point that justification if by faith ALONE apart from works. For the promise was given in Gen 15:5 and, having believed it, Abraham was immeditely justified in Gen 15:6.
Now as that contradicts James, James had to come up with a different interpretation of Gen 15:6. So in James 2:23, James indicates that Gen 15:6 was not fulfilled when Paul said, but rather was a prediction not fulfilled until Gen 22 when Abraham worked - by offering Isaac. So for James, Abraham's faith was dead from Gen 15:6 till Gen 22. And according the James 2:14, consequently Abraham was unsaved during that time period.
James was not an apostle. He has no business being in the Bible. And though he was a brother of Jesus Christ, Nepostism doesn't trump apostleship.
Paul writes of his meeting with James. He says, "But from those who seemed to be something——whatever they were, it makes no difference to me; God shows personal favoritism to no man——for those who seemed to be something added nothing to me." Gal 2:6
Doesn't make any difference to me either.
Agreed, it seems James contradicts himself :
James 2:21 Was not Abraham our father justified by works when he offered Isaac his son on the altar?
Then he tries to justify his position by quoting:
23 And the Scripture was fulfilled which says, “Abraham believed God, and it was accounted to him for righteousness.” And he was called the friend of God.
"It was accounted to him for righteousness." What was "it"? Obviously believing God. This scripture quote is even before Isaac, or Ishmael for that matter, was born. It is even before Abram's name was changed to Abraham! Now I think James was trying to say if you have faith but there are no works being produced, then your faith is dead. That when you have the ability to help the fatherless, widows and poor, but you do nothing, then your faith is dead.