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Lol GG.....Yes, please let us set the record straight with facts. In post #754 you said, "It's wrong to ask that priests not marry. There is no mention of this in the NT...." Let's set your broken record straight: The record shows that the men who choose to serve God and his sheep are NOT...

Soooo GG are you going to address the fact that your statement was false or are we just going to pretend it didn't happen? You said that it is wrong to ask that priests not marry. The Church doesn't ask priest not to marry/stay celibate, they agree not to get married and stay celibate AND there...

Thanks GG.... Based on your response it seems to me you just believe what you want, practice what you want, do what you want when it comes to being a Christian and adhering to the teachings of Christ and the Apostles. Some call it the lone wolf approach to Christianity. If they say they are...

Thanks Keiw, So you really don't know what "long" is? YOU just KNOW that what is portrayed in the art too long. You have nothing to back up your theory. Thanks for your time. Mary

Hi GG, According to Jesus whatever The Church binds on earth it is bound in heaven. Due to abuses of some men in The Church and inconsistent practices throughout The Church celibacy/no marriage was made a requirement by The Church if one CHOSE to become a priest. I don't know what Protestant...

Hello GG, Well, first off, there are married Catholic priests. 2nd off, the men that choose to be priest are not asked not to marry. When they choose the sacred priestly profession THEY agree not to marry and remain celibate! 3rd off, it is in the NT: 1 Cor 7:7, 1 Cor 7:32–35, Matthew 19:12...

Huh????????? We are talking about your bizarre theory (what your false teachers have taught you) that Jesus hair is depticted as to long in CATHOLIC art and you leaving out the FACT that Protestants portray him the same way because you just want to make it look like it's a CATHOLIC thing because...

Lol....wouldn't the "fact" be, by your own admission, that others do the same? Your main concern is to discredit Catholicism, so you overlooked the facts. Where in Scripture does it give the proper hair length to not bring dishonor? Shoulder length? Hair halfway down back? No longer than the...

QUOTE FROM YOU: Thus in Catholicism pictures of Jesus they show all creation Jesus bringing dishonor to his Fathers name by him having long hair in their pictures-- Show me in that quote where you said others (Protestants) did that! You crack me up.....

I debunked your theory. What don't you understand about that?

Let it be noted that you are not going to address the facts I presented and now you are going down another rabbit trail. OK...I will follow. I am not sure what Jesus being depicted in art with long hair has to do with the subject at hand (call no man father) but here we go, this should be fun...

Soooooo you think that by referencing those 2 passages from Scripture they cancel out the 5 passages from Scripture that I posted? Your theory is that in those 2 passages Jesus and Paul didn't mention the Holy Spirit as a separate entity so there is no holy spirit? Well, I guess if we ignore the...

Ummmm.........is that the only thing you said in that post Keiw? No, it isn't. Let's address the lie that you posted that I am referring to. You said the Pope stands in opposition to what Jesus said! That is the lie that I am pointing out. ALSO, using Scripture, I already destroyed your theory...

Complete lie. None the less, thank you for your opinion.

Hey Keiw, Would you like to stay on topic and address the 5 passages from Scripture that refer to 3 distinct entities: Father, Son, Holy Spirit? OR is your off-topic rant your way of admitting you were wrong? Curious Mary

Bible study time for you and @Aunty Jane. Your men have lied to you, I won't. “Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit within you, which you have from God?” “But a man named Anani’as with his wife Sapphi’ra sold a piece of property, and with his wife’s knowledge he kept...

Hey Keiw, We are speaking of Catholic doctrine and how it is based on Scripture. There is no Catholic doctrine that says one has to call a priest or the Pope father. Also, what you stated is a complete lie. The Church does not teach that the position of the Pope is elevated to "Gods position"...

Completely and utterly NOT TRUE. The doctrines the RCC adhere to are biblically based and can be found in the earliest historical writings of Christianity long before Rome was established as the chair of Peter.

ONCE AGAIN.....Me knowing or telling you what The Church teaches has NOTHING to do with YOUR alleged knowledge of what The Church teaches. Play this word game all you want Jane. I have nothing to run away from.

I do see your point, Peter. The Spirit isn't IN the water!! That means one cannot get filled by the Holy Spirit just by getting wet and saying some words while doing it. Moses could have put down his hands and the Israelites would have still won the battle. His hands being held up by rocks...