Catholics

[bbyrd009]

So, you think that the nature of God is not an important doctrine??
That explains a LOT . . .

but you must see that saying "the nature of God" is not stating any doctrines, right

 

[BreadOfLife]

please refer to the first sort of sentence thingy there if you would

What are you talking about??
Why are you misrepresenting me?? I didn't post that gobbledygook.

Typical anti-Catholic nonsense . . .

 

[bbyrd009]

Just because YOU don't care about the truth doesn't mean others feel the same.

Oh, uhhhh . . . "LOL."

i'm wondering how you get away with calling people names, and generally dragging the forum into the mud with you; but i guess fronting for the pope while pretending to be a Christian is sufficient around herenow

 

[BreadOfLife]

but you must see that saying "the nature of God" is not stating any doctrines, right

The nature of God (i.e., the Trinity) IS a doctrine.
What are you talking about??

 

[Job]

Hey - if you don't want to tell me who the "Who" is that you're referring to - you've lost the argument.
Your silence speaks VOLUMES . . .

As does your blindness.

 

[BreadOfLife]

i'm wondering how you get away with calling people names, and generally dragging the forum into the mud with you; but i guess fronting for the pope while pretending to be a Christian is sufficient around herenow

Can you explain to me how the post you just responded to is "name-calling"??

Why do you lie so much??
Trouble at home??

 

[BreadOfLife]

As does your blindness.

Translation:
"Exposed again. I may as well keep my mouth shut . . ."

 

[bbyrd009]

The doctrine that God is a is both Scriptural -

i know this is really hard for you, actually attempting to interact with another person on a mutual level, but if you would just read as hard as you can, this phrase makes no sense; "God is a" what? Yikes.

 

[BreadOfLife]

i know this is really hard for you, actually attempting to interact with another person on a mutual level, but if you would just read as hard as you can, this phrase makes no sense; "God is a" what? Yikes.

"Trinity".
The word seems to have been deleted during typing.

 

[Job]

Translation:
"Exposed again. I may as well keep my mouth shut . . ."

I've seen your translating abilities and they're laughable. Does your mom know you're on her computer?

 

[bbyrd009]

"Trinity".
The word seems to have been deleted during typing.

ha well please you cannot be saying that this is undisputed truth. I don't even think it is the prevalent view. Oneness. Got a harder one?

 

[bbyrd009]

So, you think that the nature of God is not an important doctrine?

and btw no, i think any attempt to define God is heretical, but i understand that i am in the minority there.

 

[tabletalk]

so then, what is your doctrine, that uses this passage?

The words I quoted are a doctrine for the Christian church; not my doctrine. And it should be clearly understood by a Christian. I think it is called the "perspicuity of Scripture".

 

[bbyrd009]

The words I quoted are a doctrine for the Christian church; not my doctrine. And it should be clearly understood by a Christian. I think it is called the "perspicuity of Scripture".

you quoted a passage, not a doctrine though. If you would state the doctrine derived from the passage, we can go from there

 

[bbyrd009]

"But He answered and said, “It is written, ‘Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.’”

Matthew 4:4 NKJV

plenty of atheists would no doubt disagree to whatever doctrine you might derive from this passage anyway, and you could not prove them wrong; regardless of whether i happen to agree with you or not. But i'll just stick with Scripture, if you will but state the doctrine.

 

[BreadOfLife]

ha well please you cannot be saying that this is undisputed truth. I don't even think it is the prevalent view. Oneness. Got a harder one?

Actually - the Trinity is a core belief of Christianity.
By definition - you cannot be a Christian without belief in the Trinity.

 

[BreadOfLife]

and btw no, i think any attempt to define God is heretical, but i understand that i am in the minority there.

Actually - any attempt to denigrate or deny the Trinity is heresy.

The Early Church was UNANIMOUS in its teaching on the Trinity.
Those who taught differently were condemned as heretics.

 

[BreadOfLife]

I've seen your translating abilities and they're laughable. Does your mom know you're on her computer?

Let me know when you're ready to have a grown-up conversation . . .

 

[BreadOfLife]

The words I quoted are a doctrine for the Christian church; not my doctrine. And it should be clearly understood by a Christian. I think it is called the "perspicuity of Scripture".

Which is a Protestant doctrine . . .

 

[bbyrd009]

Actually - the Trinity is a core belief of Christianity.
By definition - you cannot be a Christian without belief in the Trinity.

Trinity is just a pagan heresy, and most Christians accept that God is One, sorry; prolly you are fixated on Catholics. But i guess there is even a "Twoness" doctrine, that i am not too familiar with