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Good God, take a good open minded look at the Bible and forget what you have been taught, you might just find your wrong all on your own.

Been there, done that. It is one of the reasons why I embraced the Apostolic Faith and became a Catholic five years ago.

Meanwhile, PNAMBC is scratching his/her head muttering, "How can people find Catholicism through studying the Bible?"

Been there, done that. It is one of the reasons why I embraced the Apostolic Faith and became a Catholic five years ago.

I'm so sorry for you and your family.

BigMack

Been there, done that. It is one of the reasons why I embraced the Apostolic Faith and became a Catholic five years ago.

I'm so sorry for you and your family.

BigMack

"How can people find Catholicism through studying the Bible?"

Ok, I give up. How? LOL. I can't find any of your philosophies in there or your traditions. And I sure can't find the words Catholic, Pope, Cardinal, infallibility, Sacrement, Eucharist, Magic sternum, indulgeance, pergatory, simony... There's no Peter in Rome, No Roman Bishop, No allowance for Peter to preach to Gentiles (btw, I have a new discovery to throw in on that one later).... What we do have are countless laws and commandments contrary to your doctrines, evidences to the opposite on your claims and more solid authority in that book against your doctrines than you have anywhere for them. So it is a bit of a mystery, unless the Catholic church stamped their name in a bible, the closest thing you'll find are the Pharisees, Saducees and certain groups outlawed in Leviticus and Deuteronomy. Oh and specific mention to those who are 'ever learning yet never coming to the truth.'

Can't find Catholicism there.