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Sure I do. Most of my 13 siblings are Protestant. I pray for them and ALL Christians like YOU who follow only a partial truth.

Like I said - there HAD to be a religious aspect to Egyptian marriage because they dedicated an entire deity to the institution. Isis was the goddess of marriage, health and wisdom. I realize that you are simply trying to desperately trying disprove MY findings - you will vindicate your own...

So you're a Jehovah's Witness. I wasn't sure but it explains some of your beliefs.

Not true. I was born again in the Holy spirit and see the fullness of Christ in His Catholic Church (Eph. 1:22-23). I pray for YOU and others like you who reject this fullness in favor of a partial truth . . .

Then tell me - in your OWN words - what they contain. We seem to be going in circles here . . .

First of all - thank you for recognizing that the 1st century document, The Didache is from the Catholic Church. Secondly - it's not an historical document - it's an INSTRUCTIONAL document, hence the updates. As for the Canon of the Old Testament - you are once again spouting off from emotion...

Soooooo, may I ask what religious tradition or affiliation YOU are from? Denomination?

Well, I'll leave that up to the scholars and Egyptologists. HOWEVER, since the Egyptians DID have a goddess of marriage (Isis) - their marriage ceremonies MORE than likely were religious in nature. If you read Paul's lesson on marriage in Eph. 5 - in context - you will see that submission and...

On a discussion forum - I am in a position to critique WHATEVER I want. Again - maybe you should spend your time elsewhere because you don't seem to understand the concept of a DISCUSSION forum . . .

The soul doesn't die OR sleep. That's an SDA fallacy

Never claimed that I DID make the rules. However - I've never seen a rule here that says I have to watch your videos because YOU can't articulate your points . . .

Just correcting you again . . .

Rings absolutely do - and most scholars agree with this. As for Easter - I have yet to see anybody show a pagan practice - other than bunnies . . .

In the polytheistic world of Egyptian religion - I can only assume that it was Isis, who was the goddess of marriage, health and wisdom.

There are said to have been updated versions of the Didache later on - but it was definitely a FIRST century document. Show me a reputable scholar who disagrees. As for the Deuterocanonical Books - YOU LOSE this discussion because you base ALL of your arguments on emotion and hatred instead of...

Wedding rings are said to come from pagan marriage ceremonies in ancient Egypt. What part of that is not a pagan religious ritual?? Sounds like your splitting hairs to justify your hypocrisy. . .

The Didache is absolutely a 1st century document. As a matter of fact - the ONLY argument about that is WHEN it was written in that century. soe say as early as 50 AD, some say around 70 AD and other scholars say it was closer to 95 AD. do your homework . . .

WHO said it was "wrong"?? I simply said that it had pagan ORIGINS - which it does, because some of you here have been whining about "pagan" origins surrounding Easter

Mormons weren't sent out by Jesus. They were invented by Joseph Smith in the 1820's. Don't you read history??

Jehovah's Witnesses weren't sent by Christ. They were sent by Charles Taze Russell after 1879. Get your fact straight. This STILL doesn't support your false "Lone Ranger" Christianity model. Go to your bookshelf, dust off the Bible that's tucked away in the corner and turn to 1 Cor. 12. Read...