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I suspect he won't respond!!!! I think @BreadOfLife is tired of you playing dodgeball with him like you do with me........;)

Hi Marksman, You don't celebrate Christmas? You don't attend Christian weddings?? :( Are you married? Curious Mary

LOL.... your aforementioned "concrete evidence" way of deciding if something is true or not is the DICTIONARY DEFINITION of "theory" Soooooo how is it that you "avoid theories" o_O Your killing me Marksman....killing me with laughter.....:rolleyes:

Maybe you should rely on your "concrete evidence" theory....;)

Got it....You can't refute what I provided: Documented historical evidence that your 320AD THEORY is wrong. Instead you make another childish statement....How sad for you:( mary

Show me a church that can trace it's teachings/doctrines/dogma and history back to the 1st century and I will join that church. It certainly wasn't Protestant because Protestantism allows anyone to believe what they want as long as they FEEL like they were guided by the Holy Spirit. That is...

Yes, they are Catholic and their teachings mirror the teachings of the 1st Century Church. Your teachings/beliefs mirror the 16th Century Church. ;)

Your 320 AD time frame is a 130 years off. Let me help you out by teaching you your own Christian history which you refuse to study: NPNF2-01. Eusebius Pamphilius: Church History, Life of Constantine, Oration in Praise of Constantine - Christian Classics Ethereal Library

Orthodox don't have a recognized head of Church. Catholics do.....hence the orthodox can't agree on a single authority which has been their downfall.

Neither Mormonism or Protestantism or your beliefs existed in biblical times sooo your point is????....o_O Easter is the celebration of Christ rising from the dead sooooo how did it not exist in biblical times.....o_O Some people have inferred that “Easter” is the English derivation of the...

Yes, the Apostolic Fathers and the ECF's mirror catholic teaching. Since you don't know that Your ignorance of your own Christian history is astounding. Roman and Orthodox key doctrines mirror each other and since you didn't know that it shows your lack of your desire to educate yourself...

Your ignorance of your own Christian history is astounding.

Hi FHII, Apostolic Tradition would be any tradition AFTER the Apostles. Tradition doesn't begin WITH the Apostles, it begins with the men that the Apostles taught by word of mouth or letter: 2 Timothy 2:2, 2 Thessalonians 2:15. Clement of Rome, Ignatius of Antioch and Polycarp of Smyrna...

The "idea" for Christmas and wedding celebration's are not in Scripture either but we have the "idea" on how to celebrate them. It's called tradition! 2 Thessalonians 2:15 Bible study Mary

I am guessing he will stay with hit and run tactics..... @CoreIssue dodged my question in post #10 also :(

I love bible study. I feel sad for you that you don't even know what passage's from scripture show that Jesus said the Church, His Church, will always be. I will gladly answer your question once you answer mine: Irenaeus writings, and the writings of the Apostolic and ECF's, mirror catholic...

I used to wonder who he was. I then read his writings along with the writings of the Apostolic Father and ECF's. After reading the earliest teachings of The Church (1st thru 3rd century) I came to realize The Church has been "Catholic" for 2,000 years. :) "To be deep in history is to cease to...

The Church has been and always will be; just like Jesus said. Irenaeus writings, and the writings of the Apostolic and ECF's, mirror catholic teaching soooo how does he predate Catholicism??? You really don't know your own Christian history...do you??? :( You

You and your protestant friends disagree on when the CC came into existence. You and some of your ilk say in the year 325. Some of your protestant friends say the CC began in the 1st Century and the men of it were the false prophets that are spoken of in Scripture. Soooooo how does that have...

Hi CoreIssue, You and your Protestant friends disagree on this. You should all get on the same page. Mary