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No, the Catholic Church has no denominations. They are Liturgical Rites and are in 100% full communion with each other. I suggest you do your homework . . .

This "pi" nonsense is something that has been discussed to death - and will continue to be debated as long as people like YOU have closed minds. The plain fact is that a "cubit" was not a precise measurement, and varied from the size of one person to the next. It is an approximate measurement...

What "matter"?? WHERE did this "matter" come from?? This is patently FALSE. According to Dr. Del Tackett and his documentary Is Genesis History?, our human parentage is absolutely a common one and is only several thousand years old. To say there is "No evidence" is simply not true.

No - YOU are adding to Scripture what is NOT there. You are assuming that "everyone knew" that Jesus had siblings. The Bible NOWHERE even implies this.

As a baptized Protestant Christian - you are RELATED to the Body of Christ, His Church. However, you are self-separated from the Body. YOU keep yourself divorced from the Church. Nobody is keeping you from coming home but YOU . . .

I answer to Christ. Does that make me a "Nazarene", Einstein??

There is only ONE Catholic Church. There are twenty or so Liturgical Rites - but those aren't separate Churches. Do your homework . . .

No - YOU are a Protestant.

Oh, you/'re a Protestant alright - but not a Catholic. That's an oxymoron . . .

In that case, I'm not a "Roman" - I'm a Catholic. AGAIN - your idiotic argument would render me a "Nazarene" since I follow Christ . . .

How is what I said "vain babbling"?? The pathetic reality is that YOU just don't have a valid argument because I pretty much SQUASHED your entire position with a simple linguistics lesson . . .

This is a silly argument because YOU are ascribing some sort of special knowledge to the Pharisees - that they "clearly knew" that Jesus had siblings. They ALSO referred to Jesus as the "carpenter's son" - when WE know that is NOT true. Your argument sinks like a brick here . . . The plain...

I wasn't talking about the Latin Vulgate, einstein - I am talking about the original Koine Greek that the NT is written in. The plain facts are that: a) Acts 6:8 states that Stephen was full of GRACE (Charitos) - not faith (Pistis). b) Mary is described as Kecharitomene, not Gratia Plena...

No - everyone DOESN'T understand the difference between the literal and the allegorical or metaphorical in Scripture. WHY do you think we have tens of thousands of disjointed and perpetually-splintering denominations ALL teaching different doctrines yet ALL claiming that THEY have the "truth"...

What rapidly expanded? You can't have a Big Bang without the creation of the gases and matter to "rapidly expand". Science has shown that we ALL come from a common parentage. It has NEVER been able to prove that we came from monkeys or apes. because there is always the problem oif a "missing...

Many things in Scripture are written allegorically - not literally. This is why people like you cannot understand Scripture because you can't discern what is literal and what is allegorical or metaphorical. For example, when Jesus calls himself "Son of Man" - it is literal. When He calls...

Listen - Einstein - Acts was written in GREEK, not English. You're looking at a TRANSLATION. You need to go to the original Koine Greek to see what was written. The word used in Acts 6:8 to describe Stephen was not "Faith". It was χάριτος (Charitos) which means "GRACE". The Greek word for...

Show ME that we're all just an "accident". You can't have a "Big Bang" without the elements from which to explode. Show ME how that how billions of us have completely different genome structures - yet we're all basically the same?? I'd say the onus is on YOU to prove that we weren't created...

There are several places where remedies are offered to medical reasons - and work. God gave man the ability to learn and ALL of the tools with which to advance in his learning. No different that ANY medical student..

From what denomination or faith tradition are you?