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Your claim above in RED is a flat-our LIE. Not only did you FAIL to prove that Paul's definition of "Tradition" was ONLY confined to his physical examples - I destroyed that false notion in post #400 by showing you that he placed ORAL Tradition ON PAR with Scripture (2 Thess. 2:15). In other...

Once again - I'll address your main points above in RED. First off, if by "RCC", you mean "Roman Catholic Church" - I don't know what that is. I belong to the Catholic Church - and there is only ONE. "Roman" or Latin, simply refers to the Liturgical Rite - of which there are some TWENTY that...

In other words - you cannot argue with the facts. Like so many other uninformed people on this forum - YOU are used to spewing your anti-Catholic manure with impunity - and without checking your history. So, instead of getting angry - just do your homework . . .

Let's take your comments in RED one-by-one . . . In post #169 - YOU stated emphatically: "Unlike you, some of us aren't subject to human authority" Now, you're back-pedaling from that statement and claiming you never said it. If you're going to continue to LIE - just tell me now and we'll...

It's a silly argument to claim that you are NOT subject to any human authority. Besides the obvious examples of government and local authorities - you also are subject to the authority and teachings of your pastor - your sect. And, by the way - there was no "insult" in this statement - just an...

This is a silly argument. EVERY Protestant group I know if has leaders that teach the flock - and they teach THEIR interpretation of Scripture. So, YOU are, in effect, BOUND to another man's rules. Let's face it - ALL of Protestantism is based on the rules of men. The two main pillars of...

And Calvin was wrong. John's Gospel drive home the point that Water is an essential element in Baptism. Let's take a quick look at the first 3 Chapters of John's Gospel. - In the first Chapter, we see the Baptism of Jesus. What TWO elements are spoken of here? WATER and the Holy Spirit...

Because the word, "Jehovah" was concocted by a Spanish Dominican monk - Raymundo Martini in his treatise Pugio Fidei in 1250. The fact that YOU hang so much importance on a completely made-up word shows mw that you're NOT a serious Bible student - but simply another unfortunate dupe of false...

First of all - "Jehovah" is a word that was invented by a 13th century Spanish monk named Raymundo Martini. He took the Hebrew "YHVH" and added vowels due to the way it was pronounced in Hebrew ("Yaweh"). In Latin (later, English) English, it would be rendered as "JHVH" - and when he added an...

Yup - that's why I love G.K. Chesterton's observation: "Tolerance is the virtue of the man without convictions."

Nuthin' like a nice juicy rationalization to end your day. Unfortunately for YOU, this is absolute nonsense. - and here's why . . . For this to be true - BOTH Paul and Jesus would have to rescind their words for calling Abraham and Isaac, "Father" (John 8:56, Rom. 9:10). You would ALSO have to...

It's not my "biases" you would worry about - but the Scriptural and historical perversions of your false prophetess and founder, Ellen G. White . . . Matt. 7:15-16 “Beware of the false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly are ravenous wolves. You will know them by their...

Whatever you say. Good luck with that . . .

This, coming from a person who has bathed in the Scriptural and historical perversions of your false prophetess, Ellen G. White. If that isn't the pot calling the kettle black - I don't know WHAT is . . .

Like I said - if YOU consider the doctrines about salvation and the nature of God to be "irrelevant" - then YOU have perverted His Word. Good luck with that . . .

That he did WHAT through the Gospel?? That he became his FATHER through the Gospel? That's my point.

Another dodge. What a surprise . . .

Like I always say - when in doubt, go to the original languages. The Greek word used here in 1 Cor. 4:15 is ghen-nah'-o (γενναο), which means "FATHER". This word is NOT the normal word for a "father" (pat-ayr') who physically sires a child - but for a "father" who spiritually becomes a...

You're OUT of your mind or living in serious denial if you think that the Great Commission does NOT include Jesus's teachings on the nature of God. or His plan for salvation. It's at the very HEART of the Gospel.

You dodged the question. Explain to me how you reject the nature of God and His plan for salvation - yet still claim to be "following" Him.