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That's great. My TWENTY FOUR scholars to your ONE - and an anti-Catholic, no less . . .

Soooooo - WHICH ones would you accept?? You guys are running OUT of ammunition . . .

And neither do YOUR non-responses . . .

Ahhhh – but we KNOW that Matthew was originally written TO the Hebrew IN Hebrew and NOT Greek. It was later translated to Greek for a more general audience. Besides – I already pointed out the fact – as do MANY educated scholars – that Petra is a feminine noun and would HARDLY be used to...

Then WHY are you so inept at debating here?? A thousand opinions and short hit-and-run posts don't amount to ONE shred of evidence.

He wasn't speaking Greek. There are too many instances of Aramaic in the Gospels to try to pass off the myth that He spoke Greek: - Talitha koum meaning “Little girl, get up!” (Mark 5:41) - Ephphatha meaning “Be opened.” (Mark 7:34) - Abba meaning “Father” (Mark 14:36) - Raca meaning “fool”...

No - I simply have a ZERO Tolerance policy for LIES. YOU keep posting them - and I'LL keep exposing you - just like Jesus repeatedly exposed the lies of the Pharisees . . . And this simply highlights your Scriptural ignorance. Jesus wasn't rebuking the woman. He was merely pointing to the...

Protestant Scholars Agree: Peter is the Rock (cont'd.) Suzanne de Dietrich Presbyterian theologian The play on words in verse 18 indicates the Aramaic origin of the passage. The new name contains a promise. “Simon”, the fluctuating, impulsive disciple, will, by the grace of God, be the “rock”...

Protestant Scholars Agree: Peter is the Rock (cont'd.) John A. Broadus Baptist author (two quotations from the same work) Many insist on the distinction between the two Greek words, thou art Petros and on this petra, holding that if the rock had meant Peter, either petros or petra would have...

Protestant Scholars Agree: Peter is the Rock (cont'd.) Ivor H. Jones (Methodist) “…in 16.18 Peter is the rock on which the new community could be built, as Abraham was described in rabbinic writings as the rock on which God could erect a new world to replace the old…The arguments have raged...

Oh REALLY?? "Catholic" theologians?? Well - here are quotes from some highly-respected PROTESTANT theologians from different denominations who ALL AGREE that Peter is the "ROCK" of Matt. 16:18. They ALSO agree oo the ARAMAIC language the Jesus spoke . . . Protestant Scholars Agree: Peter is...

If I'm so "deceived" - WHY is it that NONE of you has be able to present a valid refutation?? That's a tough question for all of you . . .

Then let's see some evidence . . .

No, I am simply an educated Catholic.

To answer your first question – I don’t belong to a “denomination”. The Catholic Church is the Original Tree from which Protestantism splintered into denominations – and continues to splinter. As to your second point – as I have already explained in GREAT detail – Christ and His Church are...

WHAT is your point, exactly?? WHO said that we don’t pray the GOD’S will be done?? Unlike MOST Protestant denominations – we Catholics recite the Lord’s Prayer during EVERY Mass and several times during other devotions. I would venture to say that we are MOREfamiliar with it than Protestants...

First of all – it’s painfully evident that you don’t understand how debates work. It doesn’t matter how many denials you post – they are NOT evidence. Without some actual Scriptural, historical and linguistic proof for your claims – your argument is DEAD on arrival. This is the case with...

What are you talking about?? I already explained this to you THREE TIMES. Why are you being so dishonet??

No - I was on the DMV website TRYING to re-register my license - and it's NOT working . . . As for your question - it's just so random - I can't help but think it's a trap. What is the point of the question? Why the secrecy?

In what context? Did you read it in Scripture - or somewhere else?