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That’s why I specified “New Testament” Canon.. EVERY Christian Bible got the NT Canon from the Catholic Church. Therefore – ALL Protestants adhere to CATHOLIC TRADITION. Do you know where your OT Canon came from?

Another epic fail, Einstein . . .

This is almost like talking to a box of rocks because you don’t listen. ONE more time . . . We don’t believe as non-Catholics do because we believe the bread and wine NO LONGER exist and have become the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ. That is the 2000 year-old teaching of the...

Why WOULDN'T the risen Christ give us a spiritual benefit? WHY would you automatically assume that it is just a "figurative" benefit? You don't really believe in the Holy Spirit - DO you? Is He just "figurative" to you? He is MORE real than the fingers pon my hand . . .

So - you COULDN'T answer ANY of my questions again. That's pretty much what I expected. Not only did I have to teach you that "Bible" isn't in the Bible - but that YOU depend on a Catholi Tradition as your "Sole Authority". Nice job, Einstein . . .

WHO says that a Cardibnal is automatically "inforruptible"?

Really? Can you show me where the Bible teaches this, Sola Scripturist? Chapter and Verse please . . . The word, “Cardinal” isn’t in Scripture – but neither is the word, “Bible”. Why do YOU call it a “Bible”? For that matter – why do YOU adhere to the Canon of the New Testament, as it was...

Q Although he and I agree on much – he is a sedevacantist, who believes that the chair of Peter is vacant. I am not schismatic – and am in full communion with the Bishop of Rome. He not my favorite Pope – but that’s NOT for me to decide, As for much of this particular debate – I think the...

Before I discuss Theefaith’s beliefs – why did you seemingly reject the idea that our bodies will rejoin our souls in Heaven in their glorified state?

Because the Bible tells us so: 1 Thess. 4:16-17 For the Lord himself will descend from heaven with a cry of command, with the voice of an archangel, and with the sound of the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are alive, who are left, will be caught up together...

That’s NOT what I was arguing against – you’re dodging the question again. I stated that the Eucharist was SPIRITUALL nourishment – not physical nourishment. YOU responded by saying: “So it’s figurative. Just like we non-Catholics believe.” So, again – since WHEN does “Spiritual” mean...

HUH?? What are you talking about?? There weren’t different CHURCHES. They were ALL the SAME Church - in different locations. That’s why Ignatius refers to the “See” – which is the Bishopric of Rome as the Primary See. Irenaeus, student of Ignatius’s contemporary, Polycarp wrote the following...

This letter isn't written to the Church in Antioch or the in Alexanfdtria. Ignatius was the Bishop of Antioch - and he wrote this letter to the Church in ROME.

And YOU'RE a hypocrite because you adhere to the Canon of Scripture declared by therse "Spiritual idiots" as our "Sole" Authority.

Since WHEN does "Spiritual" mean "Figurative"?? The Holy Spirit is more real that YOU are.

If you’re NOT going to actually answer the questions and are simply going to dance AROUND them – don’t bother responding. I’ve heard your gobbledygook before – and by smarter people than you. Simply dismissing what the Early Church taught because YOU disagree with it 500 years after the...

It is supernatural food because it is the flesh and blood of Christ. t is not physical nourishment – but SPIRITUAL nourishment. Soooooo – is there any special reason why you DIDN’T answer my questions about the Early Church? Why did they UNANIMOUSLY believe and teach the doctrine of the Real...

Then, there is nothing I can do for you. Once again – your simply don’t have the faith in the words of Christ to take that leap. Why did the Jews have to eat the Passover Lamb? Was the act of sacrificing it NOT enough? When the disciples of Jesus left Him in John 6:66 because of what they...

Wrong again. Ignatius wrote SEVEN Letters on hois way to Martyrdom in Rome. You only saw an excerpt from the Letter to the Smyrnaeans. Here is an excerpt from His Letter to the Romans . . . Ignatius of Antioch You [the See of Rome] have envied no one, but others have you taught. I desire only...

I'm glad we agree oon much. But I'm sorry - you can't checck the "Catholic Church" box.