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Once again, Einstein - Jesus is over ALL but that doesn't make ME a a Nazarene. Your argument here is idiotic.

Would we have vaccinations without the created elements or the create people to manipulate them?

The people I listed prayerfully and faithfully came to their conclusions. Not ONE of them contradicted Scripture. REAL science doesn't - only junk theories do. Anyway, technically - vaccinations simply come from created elements manipulated by people.

That's why her avatar says, "Love LIKE you've never been hurt". SAME thing . . .

I don't disagree with the statements made at the Second Vatican Council - but that doesn't make me a "Roman". It makes me a faithful Catholic - or at least a person striving to be. If YOU agree with the Paris Climate Accord - does that make you a Parisian??

That's the whole point. It's not the Bible OR science. They are harmonious. These discoveries and theories weren't made in SPITE of Scripture - but in HARMONY with Scripture. You might even say that Christianity is a perfect mix of Scripture, faith and science.

WRONG again. YOUR problem, as usual is a complete ignorance of God's sacred Word. The word used to describe Stephen in Acts 6:8 is χάριτος (Charitos) which means "GRACE". The Greek word for "faith" is πίστις (pistis). LEARN the original languages before posting and embarrassing yourself any...

WRONG. There is NO other person in ALL of Scripture - OT or NT - who is described as "Kecharitomene". Not ONE. Stephen was "full of grace" at the time of his death (Acts 6:8) - but Mary was full of grace before, during and after the Angel's visitation. A "completed act" with a "permanent...

Sure. The Greek word is kecharitomene that Luke used in his Gospel (v.1:28), which is the perfect passive participle, indicates a completed action with permanent result. So, it translates, “completely, perfectly, enduringly endowed with grace.” It is used by the Angel as a title – a name...

Mary absolutely needed a Savior. Her sinlessness was NOT by her own doing. God simply applied saving grace to her before she was born. Christ's sacrifice is ETERNAL. Rev. 13:8 tells us that He was slain BEFORE the foundations of the world. It happened once for ALL - in our time, but God is...

Being obedient to Christ's Church doesn't revoke my American citizenship and make me a "Roman", Einstein - any more that following Jesus makes me a Nazarene. Does that make all Lutherans German or all Calvinists Swiss?? Yours is an idiotic position . . .

No, I'm an American. The Bishop of Rome is in Rome. My Bishop is here in the States. Don't further expose your ignorance . . .

That's silly - agriculture is science. The Church has never been "anti-science". The scientific world of today has become anti-God. Here are some of history's most important scientific discoveries - ALL discovered or theorized by Christians - MOST of them clergy: - William of Ockham...

Boy - this thread looks a LOT like the one-sided conversations on your online debate site. Listen - hate also comes in the form of LIES - which YOU doll out constantly . . .

Roman Catholicism, Ruthenian Catholicism, Coptic Catholicism, Byzantine Catholicism, Melkite Catholicism, etc. - ALL of the Catholic Rites are faithful to Christ. "Roman" is just one of the Rites. NONE of your divorced Protestant sects are faithful, although many within them are invincibly...

No - being a believer DOESN'T save you, as I educated you earlier in James 2:19, where he says that even the DEMONS are believers. True Faith, as James points out = Belief + Works (obedience (James 2:14-26). As for your second ignorant comment in RED - the answer is NO. Satan CANNOT do good...

I'm not a Roman -I'm an American. You have rejected Christ's Church and the Authority he has given it, plain and simple.

Being faithful to Christ's Church is being faithful to Christ (Matt. 18:15-18, Luke 10:16).

WRONG. Being a "believer" doesn't save you - and I already PROVED that in post #1069. James assures his readers that even the DEMONS believe and tremble (James 2:19), so if that is ALL you do - then you're NO better off than the demons.

MOST of your Protestant brothers and sisters would disagree with you on that . . .