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Enjoy... But remember
"Don't give in to winning the argument
and losing one of your eternal crowns..."
God bless you...
Enjoy... But remember
"Don't give in to winning the argument
and losing one of your eternal crowns..."
God bless you...
A kind message and thought. 
The clergy/laity distinction: a help or a hindrance to the body of Christ? (RTC)
Elders and Deacons (K)
The biblical notion of laity and clergy (RTC)
Elders in the biblical sense are priests! You think early church got worship leader meh? (Emmanuel)
Wrong (RTC)
There shouldn't be too much concerntration on NT and neglect acts of disciplines in OT! (eom) (Emmanuel)
No one is neglecting the OT (RTC)
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Greetings, Protestantism, on the other hand, was mainly based on two doctrines that I didn’t think were very well supported in Scripture, and which were entirely absent from Christian history before the Reformation. I didn’t see how Protestantism could be a return to the purity of the early Church, as I had been taught, because the early Church was Catholic. Therefore, I concluded, somewhat sadly, that Protestantism was not a “reformation” of the faith at all, but a corruption of it. And yet, even though the shattering of the visible Church has been a tragic thing, God has brought good out of it. Today, Evangelical Protestants are some of the best, most devoted Christians in the world. It’s hard to find fault with that! And that’s why I inserted this article, to help these good people, my brothers and sisters in Christ, to understand what the Catholic Church is really all about. I realized that somewhere along the line I had absorbed many misconceptions about Catholicism. The problem, I suppose, was that almost everything I knew about it came from Protestant sources (which is like learning about Israel from only Palestinian sources). DOM |
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