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WHY don't you accept those 7 Books as inspired Scripture? WHO told you that they weren't inspired? I've never met the Protestant who was able to give an historically-accurate answer to this question.

No - a non-Catholic can be just a non-Catholic. He doesn't HAVE to be an anti-Catholic. You can "disagree" all you want. However - when you resort to LYING - then you become an anti-Catholic bigot. Anti-Catholicism is based on ignorance and fear - just like every OTHER kind of bigotry. For...

Nobody is "judging" your soul - as YOU did mine when you said you couldn't wait for God to throw me out of Heaven. I'm telling you to be careful because what you are doing by attributing works of the Holy Spirit to Satan is EXACTLY what Jesus told the Pharisees was the sin against the Holy...

The Scriptures NEVER make the claim that the Scriptures are our "Final" Authority. The Scriptures are certainly Authoritative - but not the FINAL earthly Authority. The Scriptures themselves tell us that Christ's CHURCH is our final earthly Authority (Matt. 16:18, Matt. 18:15-18, Luke 10:16...

Not to my knowledge. Perhaps YOU can show me. No - the Catholic Church has been around about 2000 years longer than YOU - so it's YOU who agrees with the Church.

Whatever makes you feel better . . .

And that's the ENTIRE point. There are a LOT of "fringe" positions out there that fall within the parameters of Christianity. MY question was about Authority - and WHO has it, per Matt. 18:15-18 when they disagree?

This is PRECISELY what Jesus referred to as "blasphemy against the Holy Spirit" that will NOT be forgiven (Matt. 12:31). The Pharisees ALSO attributed His works to the Devil . . .

Congratulations - you agree with the Catholic Church. There's hope for you yet. Unfortunately, the rest of your post was full of holes - but this part is right on.

No - I only accuse those who LIE of lying . . .

Well, you're right about ONE thing - the Early Church was an unruly atmosphere. There WERE those who didn't adhere to the Church's teachings, as we see in Paul's Letters to the Corinthians. However, your fairy tales about Ignatius of Antioch don't bolster your position . . . As for what an...

If my exposing your idiotic claims offends you - then don't make idiotic claims. It's that simple . . .

The story to which you were referring was St. Maria Goretti, who appeard to her would-be rapist and murderer in jail - and he repented and converted. There was no saint who was a rapist. That was a lie that YOU made up How does that foot taste now?

No - the "bottom line" is that you have better things to do than to tell the truth. WHY would you accuse a canonized saint of rape - then refuse to identify him? Don't you fear GOD?? Don't you understand that false accusations are a direct violation of His Commandment against bearing false...

You can try to rationalize it ALL you want - but in the end, we see INTERCESSION from the saints in Heaven for the saints on earth.

First of all - I already explained o you what "necromancy" is - and asking a saint in Heaven to pray for you doe NOT fit the definition of necromancy. Necromancy is the attempt to glean information FROM the dead - so enough with your LIES already. As for "magic spells" - WHY would you...

As soon as YOU stop whining about something - then claim you didn't whine about it . . .

Not only that - necromancy is seeking information FROM the dead. ASKING a person in Heaven to pray FOR you doesn't qualify as "necromancy". My question to ignorant anti-Catholics like @justbyfaith is: Was Jesus practicing "necromancy" at the Transfiguration? Remember that Moses died . . .

And, as I showed you - that Church was being called "The Catholic Church" by the ends of the FIRST century.