[vladimir998]

“You can’t find it either; huh?”

1) You didn’t ask me.

2) What you posted is not what we believe. If I’m going to look for something, it’s going to be for what we believe and not for what you mistakenly say we believe.

3) I have no reason whatsoever - from past dealings with you - to believe that you would even give anything I post any serious consideration. Thus, I have no reason to try.

4) Protestant anti-Catholics often seem to be both lazy and stupid. Quite frankly I think they should do a little work and learn a little rather than being lazy and staying stupid. Is that too much to ask? No, it really isn’t.

[Elsie]

1) You didn’t ask me.

And yet you responded: I am under no obligation to do basic research for you.

[Elsie]

2) What you posted is not what we believe.

Uh; I merely RE-posted what you claimed, that 'Sacred Tradition' is a SOURCE of your belief:

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All Catholic beliefs come to us from Christ, Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition.

[Elsie]

3) I have no reason whatsoever - from past dealings with you - to believe that you would even give anything I post any serious consideration. Thus, I have no reason to try.

Lurkers reading this exchange might wonder why the reticence on your part.

[Elsie]

4) Protestant anti-Catholics often seem to be both lazy and stupid.

We play this role, trying to offset the often seen smugness and superiority displayed by Catholics.

[BlueDragon]

4) Protestant anti-Catholics often seem to be both lazy and stupid. Quite frankly I think they should do a little work and learn a little rather than being lazy and staying stupid. Is that too much to ask? No, it really isn’t.

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