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Sorry Mary, I don't waste time reading links if you don't waste time telling me what is in them. See you again in another month or so, or whenever you feel like coming out from hiding. And lest you forget, please remember Quantrill, along with his many compatriots who fought for the South...

Mary, Mary quite contrary. I have plenty of Scripture to back up what I believe. You're the one asking the lame question, 'what is Scripture'. post # (1239) As I said, your tradition certainly is not Scripture. Try and keep up. I am not ashamed of the former Protestants. Nor am I...

Sorry, don't know what your mean. What Scripture did I cast aside. And, what 'chauvinism'. Do you really pray for me Mary? What do you pray? Stranger

Whose opinion? See post #(66). You're nothing but an internet knowledge wannabe. You think you can impress by shifting attention to an internet link. The knowledge is not your own as you cannot stand the rigor of debate. You fold like cheap wet wash rag. Stranger

No, I'm just weary of your whining. As I said, give the wine to your parishioners and quit taking it for yourself. Oh gee, you warned me? I guess your bold letters are supposed to scare me? Sorry pal. Your 'bold letters' are nothing but bold bs. No matter how deep it is, it all...

Oh Gee whiz, you got a link. That proves you have nothing. You don't have the slightest idea which is why you have to present a link. That's why you got yourself in trouble. You don't know what you are talking about. Stranger

A weak statement at best. God did not adopt pagan practices. The laying on of hands was from Him as has been shown you. This is both Old and New Testament. It is therefore a legitimate practice in the Church today. Stranger

Oh please, spare me your whining. You have spit and moaned about calling yourself Roman on anything. Now you present a lie that you have always said your liturgy was Roman. Roman Pontiff. Roman liturgy. Roman curia. Centered in Rome. But by all means don't call you Roman. See how...

Sorry pardner, your just dreamin. The word 'catholic' is not there in the English or the Greek. You twist the Greek, as you do everything else to make it appear. But it is not there. The words used for 'churches' and for 'throughout' does not combine to produce the word 'catholic'...

The practice of laying on of hands by God was from Him. Again, are you saying God used pagan practices. Swim backwards more, crawfish. Stranger

@epostle That there are local churches in the Scripture, and that there is the all encompassing Church of Jesus Christ is in the Scripture. But the word 'catholic' is not used in the Scripture to describe the Church. No, what bugs me is when you manipulate the Greek language to make it say...

Again, are you saying God used pagan practices? You've been crawfishing since we began this conversation. [removed] Stranger

If God didn't make all practices from scratch, who did? Again, are you saying God used pagan practices? Stranger

Have you been drinking? Pay attention. Again, are you saying God used pagan practices? Stranger

Again, are you saying God used pagan practices? Stranger

Are you saying God used pagan practices? You're lying. You did have a problem with it. But now you change your story. No. What you have a problem with is God's verification and endorsement of the laying on of hands. It doesn't suit you. So you have a problem. But, your problem is...

Don't know what you mean. What I know is that you were wrong about the laying on of hands. Stranger

Yes, more good verses. Stranger

First of all, the laying on of hands in the New Testament doesn't need to be shown as a special act to Israel in order for it to be of God and accepted. And Scriptures are clear that the laying on of hands was received by God and legitimate. (Acts. 9:17) "...and putting his hands on him...."...

I know it is Roman. That was my point. I'm glad to see you admit it is Roman. You serve the Roman Pontiff and the Roman Curia. You observe the Roman Rite. You don't represent the universal Church, the Catholic Church of Christ. You represent the Roman Church. Stranger