[annalex]

I'd be happy to exchange pings with you, of course.

I am pinging you because you often post articles about Catholicism and I appreciate your interest in my Church.

[Alex Murphy]

I'd be happy to exchange pings with you, of course. I am pinging you because you often post articles about Catholicism and I appreciate your interest in my Church.

Then in the interests of respect and fairness, I'm positive you won't mind pinging all the other Protestants and non-Catholics who post articles about Catholicism, each and every time that you ping me as well!

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

Hello. A Happy Easter wish to all (a day after Easter).

This person’s argument against Protestantism seems to be based on the canon of scripture - the “66 books” as he calls it.

I would like to ask all the Catholic Christians who care to answer - because I really do not know the answer to this question:

Which books of “the 66 books” does the Catholic Church deem not accepted as part of the Canon of Scripture to which the Catholic Church looks for the basis of our shared faith in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord?

Thanks in advance.