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Some groups, such as Christadelphians, Jehovah's Witnesses, and Seventh-Day Adventists, claim that we are not conscious between the time of our death and our resurrection but that our souls either cease to exist or are asleep. They cite verses that picture death as a sleep (e.g. Dan 12:2, 1 Cor...

John Calvin’s Mystical Eucharist vs. Logic, the Church Fathers, and Holy Scripture Either Jesus’ body and blood are substantially present or not. If they are, then they are really there! One can’t deny that the elements are transformed (Catholic view) or joined by the true Body and Blood...

All his posts have been confiscated by Jesuit storm troopers:mad:

So what. "Pray to" is shorthand and commonly understood as "pray, and in close proximity to..." You still are blowing a forum comment way out of proportion, and you still REFUSE to believe Catholics don't pray to any physical object, based on "0" to skimpy evidence at best. This is bigotry. I'm...

A forum sadist doesn't need to be truthful, they just need to inflict.

Type LOUDER so I can hear what you are saying. :p (kepha31 has been excommunicated)

Then "Yeshua" didn't have the FOURTH CUP from the cross either.

Then provide a link to the page the quote came from so context of the discussion can be viewed, and stop playing games with Catholic devotions just to reinforce anti-Catholic myths. You can get anything from posts from a discussion board, and just because it's Catholic Answers doesn't make the...

Who do you think held up the "stauros" in Numbers 21? A golf caddy? "Type" means typology, the study of foreshadow. There is no such thing as anti-foreshadow. "Body of Messiah" is not in Scripture. The term is theologically absurd. Jesus didn't found a temporary church prone to teach errors...

The unleaven bread that Paul speaks of is not real bread, it's a metaphor for sincereity and truth. The Cup of Blessing is, however, a real physical cup with real physical Wine in it. It's the 3rd cup out of 4 in the traditional seder/Passover meal. The names of the 4 cups can be verified on...

Many Protestants today realize that Catholics adhere to two of the important "solas" related to salvation sola gratia (by grace alone) and solo Christo (by Christ alone) but fewer are aware that Catholics can also accept the formula of justification sola fide (by faith alone), provided this...

Moses was a Greek??? God commanded a prototype. The use of a cross for religions purposes goes back to the first few centuries of Christianity, but do you have anything to do with THAT church??? That's a custom of the eastern Orthodox, it's not written by a Catholic. Whoever wrote that isn't...

...mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa...

Of course we are justified by faith, that is not contested. But faith alone is nowhere to be found in scripture, except James 2:24, where it is refuted. It's true that no amount of works will get us saved, but those are works done apart from the grace of Christ. Faith without works is dead...

First, God did not command Moses to fashion an idol. Second, stauros is not Hebrew. Third, it was destroyed by the king AFTER it was worshiped as an idol. Protestant iconoclasm (image breaking) cannot come to terms with the fact that God commands physical objects to be used for religious...

Calvin often confused physical death with spiritual death, so I worded the type of death with precision. You might notice it when you study his Instigatortutes.

Use quotes instead of making things up. I said: Heb. 11:6 But this is just the beginning of the process leading toward justification. Faith alone does not justify a person. Justification is only achieved by faith and works, as we see below. Also, this gratuitous gift of faith from God also...

Empathy is synonymous with compassion. Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another., but compassion is an emotion and an action. The Latin origin of the word compassion is "to suffer with". When a toddler bangs his head on the coffee table, the mother feels the pain...

This has nothing to do with my question. "The Son really died on a cross" is not an opposition to ""an upright pole with no crossbar, the brazen serpent in the book of Numbers." The latter is a foreshadow of the former. I'm sure you are biblically literate enough to understand foreshadow. A...

But Aspen, we don't need to love, we just need to be covered! What a farce.