Since you can’t seem to read – I will deal with only a few of these examples. I explicitly asked you name a SINGLE Catholic Tradition that has been placed OVER the Word of God.
This list is from an anti-Catholic book from the 19th century by Catholic-hater, Loeaine Boettner called, Roman Catholicism.
NONE of the things listed here are traditions that were placed ABOVE the Word f God. Just for kicks, however – I’ll point out how stupid and wrong the list is . . .
1. Prayers for the dead 300 A.D.
This is a practice that can be seen as far back in Jewish history as 2 Macc. 12:42-46. The practice of praying for the dead is still done by Orthodox Jews to this day. The New Testament also refers to a prayer for the dead by Paul in 2 Timothy 1:16-18.
On the Epitaph of Abercius, the Bishop of Hierapolis, he asks all who may read his grave marker to pray for him. This was written in 180 AD.
2. Making the sign of the cross 300 A.D.
Where Boettner got this phony date, we may never know, but it is completely untrue.
Tertullian writes about making the sign of the cross circa, 195 A.D.: “In all the occupations of our daily lives, we furrow our foreheads with the Sign of the cross”. This was already a long-established custom when this was written.
Things like “Worship” of Mary and “Worship” of the cross are just plain stupid because we don’t do either.
Other things on this list such as using candles and speaking in Latin go BEYOND stupid . . .
As I educated you in my last post – MOST of the world was ILLITERARE for the first 1500 years. They would have NO NEED for a Bible.
Besides in any given 3-year cycle – virtually the ENTIRE Bible is read aloud at Mass.
You don’t READ well – DO you?
Again – as I educated you in my LAST post, act – there were MANY English versions of the Scriptures existed before Wycliff - let alone, Tyndale. They were authorized by the Church.
(see “Where We Got the Bible” by Henry Graham, ch. 11, “Vernacular Scriptures Before Wycliff”)