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** That is so stupid. No one is forcing you to read what I write. If you say that if I write what believe I am forcing you to believe it then aren't you doing the same?

When you read Mathew 23: 1-35 we see what Jesus said of the religious Pharisees of the time. Fast forward to today and we can see that what Jesus said is true in religions today. Most certainly it can be seen in the RCC. Matt 23:1-16 Woe to the Scribes and Pharisees (Mark 12:38-40; Luke...

In a discussion with someone on a forum the following reply was made to a post that contained a statement about “a personal relationship with God.” We were discussing rituals. “”I have to disagree. These 'external things', help us focus on something far more important than a 'personal...

*** The Phaisees did not have the authority to put Jesus to death either. That is why they forced the Romans to do it. Your RCC forced the civil governments to have their killing done just as the Pharisees did. After all they would be put out of the RCC if they did not comply. I am not...

*** Why do you think I don't already know that? But Paul's gospel is not the same as the gospel of the kingdom that was preached to Israel. The gospel of the kingdom is that promised kingdom that Jesus will set up in Israel and He will reign 1000 years on this earth. It was promised under a...

*** Since you love and trust in your religion then keep it. As for me I told you that the religious church in the time of Jesus committed murder when they killed Jesus. Your RCC religious church committed murder when they burned people at the stake. And you think I am foolish enough to think...

Heb 7:14-19 14 For it is evident that our Lord arose from Judah, of which tribe Moses spoke nothing concerning priesthood. 15 And it is yet far more evident if, in the likeness of Melchizedek, there arises another priest 16 who has come, not according to the law of a fleshly commandment, but...

*** It says not to trust men who are sinful just as you and I are. Trust in God alone.

*** NO!!!!!

Luke 13:6-9 6 He also spoke this parable: "A certain man had a fig tree planted in his vineyard, and he came seeking fruit on it and found none. 7 Then he said to the keeper of his vineyard, 'Look, for three years I have come seeking fruit on this fig tree and find none. Cut it down; why does...

*** There is no gospel of James written around 150 AD in my Bible.

They did not go into the world. They were to start in the nation of Israel but they couldn't even get the Jews to believe. So how could they get the world to believe? Read the story Jesus told of the barren fig tree. They were to dig around the tree and see if it would bare fruit. They had...

*** I can ask you the same questions and all you could say is what you believe just as I did.

I think Wycliffe translated much of the Bible from the Latin Vulgate, the official Catholic translation. *** I think you are right. Thanks

*** Mary The man I trust is not alive today but he was sent to bring a message of God's grace to mankind. His name was Paul. Jesus sent him to me, and the world, with the message that God love me so much that He sent His Son to shed His righteous blood on a cross to pay for my sins of the...

When a person, or religious organization, keeps inventing sacraments, then it is they're keeping of the sacraments they have faith in, not Christ. Otherwise, why keep those invented sacraments? And when one goes to a confessional and tells a "priest" about their sins, then it is their going to...

*** Then how do you explain the fact that the dead sea scrolles show that the scriptures in the Bible are correct copies? Your statement that they he was executed by secular authorities is just a cop out. Jesus was not executed by the Jewish religious authorities either. They just had the...

*** I think epostle1, is looking in a mirror when he types

*** John Wycliffe (1328-1384) was a leading English philosopher in religion and politics during the middle ages. His challenges to religious and political practices remained influential long after his death. Wycliffe was educated at Oxford University and became a professor there at Balliol...

*** John Wycliffe (1328-1384) was a leading English philosopher in religion and politics during the middle ages. His challenges to religious and political practices remained influential long after his death. Wycliffe was educated at Oxford University and became a professor there at Balliol...