Consumption Of Jesus' Flesh And Blood

[BreadOfLife]

Blessings unto you! It has been said, "Let your yes be yes and your no be no." So I will ask you once again,"Do you love your brother in your heart?"

You are taking that verse out of context.
That verse is stating that you needn't swear by anything.

I believe I answered your question.
The real question is - WHO is my "brother"? To say that I am a "brother" in the Lord with a person who completely rejects the things I believe in about Christ - is false. We can't be "brothers" in Christ.

We can be neighbors - and I love my neighbor.

 

[GTW27]

You are taking that verse out of context.
That verse is stating that you needn't swear by anything.

I believe I answered your question.
The real question is - WHO is my "brother"? To say that I am a "brother" in the Lord with a person who completely rejects the things I believe in about Christ - is false. We can't be "brothers" in Christ.

We can be neighbors - and I love my neighbor.

"Love them all"

 

[marksman]

Funny how indignant anti Catholics like yourself become when you are put in their place by a Catholic.
Suddenly - ALL of the rude and vile things YOU say against Catholics are somehow overshadowed by my "rudeness".

Here's an idea: Don't say rude, vile or stupid things about Catholics - and I won't put you in your place.
Your hypocrisy knows NO bounds . . .

Name one rude or vile thing I have said about catholics?

 

[marksman]

No - if you were honest, you would say that you "Try".
You are a human being and capable of lying - as you have shown MANY times on this forum.

Soooooo, being honest isn't "second nature" to you . . .

Mr. perfect self-righteous speaking again.

 

[marksman]

I don't hold animosity towards anybody.
I DO, however have contempt for the things that some people say - especially when they LIE.

Avoiding the question so what's new.

 

[marksman]

You are taking that verse out of context.
That verse is stating that you needn't swear by anything.

I believe I answered your question.
The real question is - WHO is my "brother"? To say that I am a "brother" in the Lord with a person who completely rejects the things I believe in about Christ - is false. We can't be "brothers" in Christ.

We can be neighbors - and I love my neighbor.

And again, avoiding the question.

 

[Webers_Home]

YOUR behavior here on this forums HARDLY places you in the company of the meek, poor in spirit or the peacemakers.
As I stated earlier - ALL of your posts are provocatively anti-Catholic.

Perhaps the following verses are more befitting a person of your behavior:

Rom. 2:3
Do you suppose, O man—you who judge those who practice such things and yet do them yourself—that you will escape the judgment of God?

Matt. 7:5
You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your brother's eye.

1 John 2:4
Whoever says “I know him” but does not keep his commandments is a liar, and the truth is not in him.

Just look at all that bolding, coloring, and oversize fonts! More frustration,
desperation, yelling, and spraying spittle like an angry political activist.

BTW: Recriminations are a natural response to criticism; but all in all,
recriminations are futile. They're just retaliation, and do nothing to mitigate
your conduct; all they really do is drag others down with you so you
don't go down alone.
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[epostle]

This thread is going nowhere, and should be closed.

 

[bbyrd009]

All you gotta do is go somewhere else sir, you aren't being held here against your will are you?

This was very much a part of the early church as shown in Acts.

Acts 2:42 (ESV) - "And they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers."

Acts 2:46 (ESV) - "And day by day, attending the temple together and breaking bread in their homes, they received their food with glad and generous hearts"

I am not familiar with Catholic beliefs or what is taught. But the point is, there is nothing wrong at all with communion (or Eucharist). Differing denominations may have various reasons for communion, but it was an important part of the early church, and in turn, should be an important part in our worship.

Hmm, you think those vv are about Communion rituals?

 

[BreadOfLife]

"Love them all"

Yup.

 

[BreadOfLife]

Just look at all that bolding, coloring, and oversize fonts! More frustration,
desperation, yelling, and spraying spittle like an angry political activist.

BTW: Recriminations are a natural response to criticism; but all in all,
recriminations are futile. They're just retaliation, and do nothing to mitigate
your conduct; all they really do is drag others down with you so you
don't go down alone.
_

As I stated earlier - when you get down to critiquing the formatting of people's posts, you have truly run OUT of useful things to add to the conversation . . .

 

[BreadOfLife]

Avoiding the question so what's new.

And again, avoiding the question.

Not at all. I answered it fully.
Although a person who rejects Christ cannot be my "brother" - I can love him as my neighbor.

 

[BreadOfLife]

Name one rude or vile thing I have said about catholics?

For starters, you referred to Easter as a "Pagan Ritual" on another thread.
When I asked you to provide proof - you failed.

These are the actions of a dishonest person . . .

 

[marksman]

For starters, you referred to Easter as a "Pagan Ritual" on another thread.
When I asked you to provide proof - you failed.

These are the actions of a dishonest person . . .

As I thought. That comment is not rude or vile. it is the truth which you obviously cannot handle.

Rude definition, discourteous or impolite, especially in a deliberate way: a rude reply.

Vile. Extremely unpleasant.

What is unpleasant about telling the truth? it is only unpleasant if you can't handle the truth.

 

[marksman]

Not at all. I answered it fully.
Although a person who rejects Christ cannot be my "brother" - I can love him as my neighbor.

In your eyes but not in mine and many others.

 

[Webers_Home]

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As I stated earlier - when you get down to critiquing the formatting of people's posts, you have truly run OUT of useful things to add to the conversation

Your actions are speaking louder than your words.

I have a suggestion. Show a Catholic priest some samples of the obnoxious graffiti
you've been posting and see what he thinks of your methods.
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[BreadOfLife]

As I thought. That comment is not rude or vile. it is the truth which you obviously cannot handle.

Rude definition, discourteous or impolite, especially in a deliberate way: a rude reply.

Vile. Extremely unpleasant.

What is unpleasant about telling the truth? it is only unpleasant if you can't handle the truth.

To refer to the celebration of the Resurrection of our Lord as a "pagan ritual" is rude and vile - not to mention blasphemous.
The fact that you don't see this speaks VOLUMES about your own lack of faith.

 

[BreadOfLife]

Your actions are speaking louder than your words.

I have a suggestion. Show a Catholic priest some samples of the obnoxious graffiti
you've been posting and see what he thinks of your methods._

First, I'll show him YOUR nonsense to which I was responding.

Like I've told YOU and the rest of your anti-Catholic friends here:
If you want to be rid of me - stay honest and stop all of the anti-Catholic manure. Otherwise, you will have to contend with me and my exposing of your lies . . .

 

[BreadOfLife]

In your eyes but not in mine and many others.

And that's YOUR problem, now - isn't it . . .

 

[marksman]

And that's YOUR problem, now - isn't it . . .

If that is what you want to believe be my guest.