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  1. Brakelite

    "All things are lawful..."

    Okay, I'm going to stop you there and won't bother with the Sabbath part, I suspect it's be the same irrelevant context as the above...no-one is suggesting that what we eat makes us unclean... Jesus didn't teach that eating makes is unclean, that was a Jewish concept and a wrong one. They...
  2. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    The first century church was apostolic. The second century church was Spirit filled and traveled the world as far as they could to preach the gospel... Except for a few individuals here and there, they were all on the same page. Sadly, those few individuals who were drifting into apostasy, the...
  3. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    Soooo, according to you your church couldn't rely on the holy Spirit to teach them truth as Jesus promised, showing a lack of faith in Jesus' promise, and you then double down in declaring such a concept as an actual relationship with God through the holy Spirit is impossible for protestants. It...
  4. Brakelite

    "All things are lawful..."

    My faith informs me of a number of things. If I am faithful into death, I will be resurrected to life. If I am yet alive and abiding in Christ when Jesus comes, I will be translated. God, in His word, has promised all the power in the universe to all who struggle with sin. He has also...
  5. Brakelite

    "All things are lawful..."

    To follow your reasoning one must believe that the same loving God Who defined specifically to Noah and no doubt Adam and Eve and later Israel, what was good and healthy food and ideal for consumption... That is food...became an uncaring parent who allows His children to eat whatever they lust...
  6. Brakelite

    Bigotry is Not Having a Different Opinion.

    Bigotry is being intolerant of those who have a different opinion. The NZ prime minister Jacinda Adern spoke to the UN last week. Her utterly woke dream is to shut down any and all opposition to the present woke agenda, including the Great Reset. If she had her way she would silence others...
  7. Brakelite

    Recipe for Happiness. God first, then Family, then Others, and Stuff Last.

    Recipe for Happiness. God first, then Family, then Others, and Stuff Last.
  8. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    Indeed he does, but this is the first time I've seen him invent verses that have never previously existed.
  9. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    To all true Protestants, who take "the Bible and the Bible alone," who do not believe that their Christian character can be correctly formed by any standard, or to any standard other than that which God has revealed, and who do not believe there is any obedience where there is no precept or...
  10. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    According to @BreadOfLife , Daniel 3:56-88 reveals repetitive prayer.
  11. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    Actually it can. Just look to the vast numbers of Christian communities that were unjustifiably attacked and destroyed by satanic agencies over the centuries... With the Catholic church's approval and at times full participation.
  12. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    What reasoning? I'm just telling you the truth, no reasoning necessary. Cardinal James Gibbons, The Faith of Our Fathers (Ayers Publishing, 1978): 108: But you may read the Bible from Genesis to Revelation, and you will not find a single line authorizing the sanctification of Sunday. The...
  13. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    Nonsense. The entire east Asian continent was evangelized by Christians that had no association with the church in Rome, had copies of scriptures untainted by Catholic "orthodoxy", and converting pagan heathens from idolatry and wickedness to faith in the righteousness of Christ.
  14. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    In context it means bury.
  15. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    Of course it does. In prophetic imagery and symbolism, a woman represents the church. Throughout the OT in prophecy, a harlot or whore was used as a depiction for God's apostate people, His church at that time being literal Israel. In the NT that imagery and symbolism was continued throughout...
  16. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    Please explain how one can be buried under a sprinkling of dirt. Read again Romans 6:1-5. Just read it, and tell me how sprinkling of a little water can fulfill the imagery made by Paul by the inspiration of the holy Spirit.
  17. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    Please copy paste Daniel 3:56-88 that we may study it together. As for your other point, please explain again how I am wrong in this statement... quote: The Bible itself explains how Elijah, Moses, (and Enoch) for(sic) got to glory before anyone else.
  18. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    I dunt know about the JWs, but there are enough adventists here who can confirm or deny your theories about them off you asked so you didn't need to embarrass yourself. For the record. Adventists do not believe Christian Rome and pagan Rome are one and the same. Not at all. What we believe is...
  19. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    KJV Revelation 12:17 17 And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ.
  20. Brakelite

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    KJV Romans 6:3-5 3 Know ye not, that so many of us as were baptized (immersion) into Jesus Christ were baptized (immersion) into his death? 4 Therefore we are buried (immersion) with him by baptism (immersion) into death: that like as Christ was raised up from the dead by the glory of the...