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Saul wasn't unpopular for exposing liars. He was feared for persecuting innocent Christians. With as many lies YOU tell on a daily basis here - you can HARDLY be considered "innocent" . . .

Actually, that's false. Not ALL Catholics are faithful. As a matter of fact, a large percentage aren't - and don't claim to be. When you take that whittled-down number and compare it to the hundreds of millions of Protestants in the world - it IS a minority. You conveniently left out Matt...

Who is "shouting down" anybody over doctrine?? Forums like this are places for people to discuss the very things you abhor. The only thing that is "useless" is for a person like YOU to hang out in a place that offends him so much. Here's a little advice: Maybe a discussion forum isn't the...

Sooooo, you guys think that doctrine is useless?? The doctrine of the Trinity is useless?? The doctrine of the deity of Christ is useless?? The doctrine of the omniscience of God is useless?? The doctrine of the inerrancy of Scripture is useless?? The doctrine of Ex Nihilo (creation out of...

Nope. Just pointing out the fact that f you can't even get the spelling right - chances are that you misread the Scriptures as well.

What is the "gospek", Einstein?

Soooo, you can't tell me how many people you've raised from the dead? You can't tell me how many demons you've cast out?? That's what I thought . . .

Then Sacred Scripture is "Satanic" to you?? Good luck trying to convince the Author of that . . .

What is "sachasim", Einstein?? Oh, ummmm . . . "lol".

Scripture is "tripe" to you?? Try saying that to God - and good luck with that . . .

No - priests pray prayers of healing. Last Rites is also called Anointing of the Sick. That's the whole point of the Sacrament. It's not just for dying people.

Sorry, but that is NOT a tenet of Christianity. The Holy Spirit, the THIRD Person of the Trinity proceeds from Father (John 14:26) and the Son (John 16:7). The Scriptures are clear about this. The Holy Spirit and the Holy Ghost are the SAME Person. The "Rapture" is a 19th century invention by...

Yes, we're ALL aware of your heresies . . .

Wrong. First of all, the Catholic Church was the Catholic Church before it became the official Church of Rome. You really need to study your history, pal. Secondly - you're still confused by the whole "Roman" Catholic thing. I thought I explained that to you in my last post. Finally - all...

Scripture is clear that belief + works (obedience) = Faith. You can have belief - but so do the demons (James 2:19). You can have works - but they are useless and as "filthy rags" without belief and obedience in God (Isaiah 64:6). the problem is that people just want to "believe" without being...

The text is pretty simple. It is talking about a sick person who happens to be a sinner like the rest of us. The prescription in this passage is precisely what is done by a Catholic priest administering Extreme Unction or "Last Rites".

Sorry, skypair - but The Father the Son and the Holy Spirit are THREE distinct Persons. Jesus and the Holy Spirit are NOT the same Person. The Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son but is not a created being. This is why we are told that He is "sent" by the Father (John 14:26) and...

Because the Word of God gives us the prescription for that. James 5:14-15 Is anyone among you sick? He should summon the presbyters (priests) of the church, and they should pray over him and anoint him with oil in the name of the Lord, and the prayer of faith will save the sick person, and the...

Wrong. The Church cannot be corrupted. Men within the Church can be - and this is what happened many times in history. The Church is the fullness of Christ (Eph. 1:22-23), which He identifies His very SELF with (Acts 9:4-5). Christ is not corrupt and neither can His Church be. As for your...

So am I, what? Lying? No, I called you "Einstein" to show you who you did NOT resemble because you were making asinine comments and inane claims I don't know of any public asinine comments or inane claims made by Albert Einstein . . .