The main reason there can never be true unity between Catholics and Christians

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Beckie

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No one forces any one to read any posting , This site has an excellent ignore feature . Coming from a Pentecostal background i learned of heresies/fakes way back about 1956.
 

Beckie

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Tracy, in that post, also referred to 'other' heresies besides Catholic ones. I could raise posts denouncing all the denominations I've visited, and some I haven't. To what purpose would that achieve...except some kind of incitement to riot or conflict. My concern is that forum rules oblige us to act cordially towards one another. I can't see how throwing a bone out amongst a pack that are here among us to satisfy their want for argument and theological fights, is edifying, and can be truthfully labelled 'chat'!
Which denomination has not been attacked at one time or another in this or another forum.
 
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Those post are what the RCC teaches. Just as in any denomination Joe Pew may not 100% agree with what is coming from the pulpit. Personally i believe there are baby Christians in the RCC as they mature in the Lord they will get out . If they mature in the RCC dogma they will stay being chatolics not Christian

There was a big movement back in the day and many people left the RCC. I was raised in the Pentecostal church and I've been told here I'm demon possessed. So that's why I said I wanted to hear from the horses mouth, so to speak, what Catholics here believe.
 

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There was a big movement back in the day and many people left the RCC. I was raised in the Pentecostal church and I've been told here I'm demon possessed. So that's why I said I wanted to hear from the horses mouth, so to speak, what Catholics here believe.
in all my time on here, i have been called many things, but i do not think i have ever been told i am demon possessed.

a satan worshiper, yes. possessed? no
 

Beckie

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There was a big movement back in the day and many people left the RCC. I was raised in the Pentecostal church and I've been told here I'm demon possessed. So that's why I said I wanted to hear from the horses mouth, so to speak, what Catholics here believe.
Well hello sister !
 
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in all my time on here, i have been called many things, but i do not think i have ever been told i am demon possessed.

a satan worshiper, yes. possessed? no
Ok,now I'm jealous! :p
 

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personal story ... I am 1 of 5 kids I have an older sister who growing up i thought she was sinless! Never lied to mom and dad never 'lost the change' One brother would put his hands in the back pockets of his Levis as he walked through the dime store because he was told dont touch . Another, moms "look" and he was crushed. The baby dont count... then there was me, second oldest, i tried every rule ,every suggestion, challenged authority.. I was 13 Dad always left his electric razor pugged in the socket .. wanting to to know what would happen if put it in my mouth i did NOTHING so i made sure i spit on it real good I will never do that again !
How does this story fit this thread? Not every one learns the same way . some of us , like myself , learned best from the switch. 'RA' may be the switch some one reading may need. Another may learn from stated backed up facts . Some will embrace warmth and gentleness . We should mature to get over the hurt feelings, good grief hurt feelings are not the Cross .
 

Jackson123

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Ok, we have Catholics here, is this what you believe? I would like to hear it from a Catholic.
It say In their official doctrine why we still need hear from catholic, do you think her doctrine lie?
 
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personal story ... I am 1 of 5 kids I have an older sister who growing up i thought she was sinless! Never lied to mom and dad never 'lost the change' One brother would put his hands in the back pockets of his Levis as he walked through the dime store because he was told dont touch . Another, moms "look" and he was crushed. The baby dont count... then there was me, second oldest, i tried every rule ,every suggestion, challenged authority.. I was 13 Dad always left his electric razor pugged in the socket .. wanting to to know what would happen if put it in my mouth i did NOTHING so i made sure i spit on it real good I will never do that again !
How does this story fit this thread? Not every one learns the same way . some of us , like myself , learned best from the switch. 'RA' may be the switch some one reading may need. Another may learn from stated backed up facts . Some will embrace warmth and gentleness . We should mature to get over the hurt feelings, good grief hurt feelings are not the Cross .
I'm sorry, I know I should have gotten so much more from your story, but the electric razor in the mouth got me! lol Oh my soul!! I guess that was certainly one way too learn! You could have gotten electrocuted, I'm glad you're still here!! I do get the rest of your point though. And I enjoy the way you put it across.
 

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yes brother regarding the bread I don’t see an issue I myself have other issues with Catholicism but also believe thier are faithful Catholics , Protestants , babtists ect ….even non denominational believers I believe the faithful in Christ are his no matter what denomination they identify with if they believe the gospel in scripture they are his
If you were in a cult that taught Jesus wasn't perfect and sinless, and you came to know otherwise, would you stay and participate with that group knowing in your heart it wasn't teaching the true Jesus?

I can't say anything about anyone who might not realize that Catholicism teaches a false Jesus; I pray the Lord will open their eyes and ears. But if someone does know and chooses to stay anyway simply because they might lose the respect of their family and friends; or because it's just easier to stay; that person is participating with the rest in their error, regardless of what they believe.

"And I heard another voice from heaven saying, 'Come out of her, my people, lest you share in her sins, and lest you receive of her plagues.' "
 

ResidentAlien

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Doesn't being Human and God's handiwork give us common ground?
Yes, of course. That's not what I'm talking about.

I'm talking about extending the right hand of Christian brotherhood and fellowship to those who profess another Jesus.

I know already this will go over like a lead balloon but hear me out. What do you say about homosexuals who want the full acceptance as brothers and sisters in Christ but don't want to repent of their sin? Is that okay with you? And before anyone even says it I'm not bashing homosexuals; I'm bashing a lifestyle that the Bible states clearly is sinful.
 

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RA does this with just about every denomination. The Catholics know Protestants disagree with them. Doubt any minds will be changed by attacking them here.
Well there are more false churches then just the catholic church.. So anyone holding false teachings about God should be warned.. In the end RA is either correct or he is wrong about what denominations are not true to the teachings of God..

As for peoples minds.. Well in the end we shall see who changes their minds and who does not..
 

Aerials1978

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:cry: I apologize, I do have a few friends at CC. :coffee: Thank you for reminding me. Have a blessed day!
Hey, now my feelings are hurt. LOL! I agree, we cannot change peoples minds. There are things my own church does that I disagree with, but I know I was placed there for a reason. Me forcing my opinion will not change how things work.
 

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Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.

What business of mine is it to judge those outside the church? Are you not to judge those inside?
Agreed. We are not to direct those who are unsaved as though the are. We are to be the salt and light for them. Within the church, you bet. Unfortunately,
 

Chester

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There are things Catholics teach that I disagree with, but they do not believe in a different God.
To a certain extent, I think you are right. But the Catholic system keeps most lay people very distant from God and their
"access" is virtually only through the priest. And then the priest to pope system in the Catholic Church is very corrupt and very unbiblical. What happens in the end is that most Catholics end up having a very faint and very skewed view of God with no personal relationship with Him.
 
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You are inciting contention too often RA, and in my opinion being a hindrance, not a help to the Lord. I agree with your inference, but I'm not going to bash people's ears with it. I trust God that He will lead those that are honestly looking for truth, to a rightful understanding. I'm a living example of this. I was born into a Catholic heritage, and by the grace of God became a Christian at age 35. No denomination of any kind influenced that outcome, and no one brow beat me into the conclusion that Catholicism isn't Christianity (neither is any other denomination for that matter), the Holy Spirit led me into that understanding through scripture and experiences.
You are suggesting we PC our approach to God's word. That is not what He wishes.
Remember....hearld your voice.........in support of His word and meaning.
That means ...when we witness for Christ we do it in a meaningful and obvious manner.
 
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kaylagrl

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Hey, now my feelings are hurt. LOL! I agree, we cannot change peoples minds. There are things my own church does that I disagree with, but I know I was placed there for a reason. Me forcing my opinion will not change how things work.

I attend a church with people different denominations and we all do pretty well together. Our pastor is Pentecostal, but he doesn't force the issue with people. Most of the people were I believe the Christian church it was called. The pastor didn't believe in having any music. So they voted him out and now our pastor is there. As I said we all are together in one accord. So it is doable, my friend. lol
 
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kaylagrl

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Well there are more false churches then just the catholic church.. So anyone holding false teachings about God should be warned.. In the end RA is either correct or he is wrong about what denominations are not true to the teachings of God..

As for peoples minds.. Well in the end we shall see who changes their minds and who does not..
Pointing out what may be error is one thing, haranguing people is a different thing IMO. Ministered in hundreds of churches that were different denominations from my own and that approach does not work in a real world situation. Many people didn't even know what denomination we were. The message was simple every where we went, Jesus saves. And when people truly take hold of that, then the Holy Spirit will lead them the rest of the way.
 

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In this video the pope says "We must have a theological dialog to seek the roots of disagreement, we must discuss the sacraments, because there are many things about which we still don't agree." Then he says "We have to do it journeying together, along the way."

Notice what he's saying: We must set aside our theological differences and embrace each other. Then, as we journey together as brothers and sisters we can discuss our differences. But there can be no journey and no embracing of a system that teaches a false Jesus and a false Christianity. That's where the pope is lying and leading people astray.