Proof there is a God

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Thumbpicker said:
It reformed the errors of your church's theology and brought it back to the scripture because you were practicing heresy.
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Actually since it appears to be a 16th century innovation you were reforming the errors of the Catholic church. Joining an orthodox church would've made more sense but the west was dominated by roman catholicism.
 
VonBonfire said:
She was chosen by God. Another reason I left protestantism. You don't honor the very mother of God, nor the saints, nor the martyrs who gave their lives for the faith. We have their relics hanging on our walls and we recall them at every liturgy. Mary is below Christ but holds a special spot above the saints. She is theotokos, the god bearer.
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"we have their relics hanging on our walls"

I know, it's Idolatry.
 
VonBonfire said:
Actually since it appears to be a 16th century innovation you were reforming the errors of the Catholic church. Joining an orthodox church would've made more sense but the west was dominated by roman catholicism.
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but your beliefs presented today namely transubstantiation and mary's sinlessness are aligned with Catholicism.
 
can anyone tell me where in the Holy Bible we are called to "hang relics of saints on our walls" and "call to them in prayer".

I'll wait.
 
MontiCristo said:
absolutely I know about that. yet another instance where these types of belief systems were labeled as heretical.
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It would do him well to read it because it's all set out in there and backed up with scripture.
 
Just so I'm clear your position is that every person living in the bible never died because it wasn't recorded in the bible?
is that right?
 
MontiCristo said:
neither does the bible account for Paul's death
is he holy as well?
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He is a great saint in the orthodox church. We love Paul and recall his memory every sunday as we do all the saints. We celebrate Paul June 29th every year where a feast is held in his honor.
 
VonBonfire said:
He is a great saint in the orthodox church. We love Paul and recall his memory every sunday as we do all the saints. We celebrate Paul June 29th every year where a feast is held in his honor.
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but according to you he never died because the bible doesn't record it.
so checkmate.
 
VonBonfire said:
He is a great saint in the orthodox church. We love Paul and recall his memory every sunday as we do all the saints. We celebrate Paul June 29th every year where a feast is held in his honor.
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Do you eat his flesh at the feast :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: and raven for gobs of his brains :p
 
peter never died either, nor did james, or mary magdelene, or any of the pharisees or millions of people because the bible doesn't record their death.
they are all still alive and are holy.

good grief, stop the madness
 
MontiCristo said:
peter never died either, nor did james, or mary magdelene, or any of the pharisees or millions of people because the bible doesn't record their death.
they are all still alive and are holy.

good grief, stop the madness
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Nope Peter is still kicking around with roosters... That rooster that crowed didn't die either.
 
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