Why practice error? For those who know to do good and do it not, is it not sin? Does there remain a sacrifice for the forgiveness of sins once one knows the truth? Is not the transgression of the Law sin?
My beef with the FR Catholics is that on one hand, y'all say "we aren't bound by scripture, we created them", and the next, you want to read Sunday into the scriptures. It seems incredibly inconsistent to me to have the majority of Catholics believe that Sunday is scriptural when the preponderance of Catholic theologians who actually tell it like it is. Sunday is a pure Catholic invention. If you ask around, you might find out that my beef is with inconsistency and error, not individual people. I do tend to word stuff strongly and sarcastically, but that's just me.
I will ask you the same question that I ask Campion and have yet to get a straight yes or no answer:
Is the swap from Sabbath to Sunday scriptural or is it an invention of the Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church and thus witness to its binding and loosing power? Yes, or no? Only one can be true.
**Why practice error? **
I don't believe we are practicing error. Are you absolutely sure (not sola scriptura) that you are correct? What documents do you have to back up your theory that all Christians/Catholics who celebrate the Lord's Resurrection of Sunday are in error.
Please don't give us something off a SDA homepage, for I believe that would be in error.
Do you say a creed?
Does it include the words "one, holy, catholic and apostolic"? Just curious. The catholic here is with a small 'c'