[Diego1618]

We are the keepers of the Bible. Our doctrine comes from God.

This is highly doubtful.....the Jews were the oracles of God [Romans 3:2]. You folks have done everything in your power to distance yourself from the appearance of anything "Jewish".

Our church was founded by Jesus Christ.

Your church was founded by Constantine. By 325 A.D. you folks had nothing in common with Biblical Christianity.

Most of our doctrines predate the Bible. (New Testament)

Here.....we agree. Your doctrines are those of Babylon, Samaria and Simon Magus. As I said....nothing in common. Unfortunately, many of the Protestants don't realize this when they emulate your rites and theology.

[kawaii]

This is highly doubtful.....the Jews were the oracles of God [Romans 3:2]. You folks have done everything in your power to distance yourself from the appearance of anything "Jewish". Read Acts Chapter 15. The Apostles decided themselves that non jews were not subject to the same customs as Jews.

[kawaii]

Your church was founded by Constantine. By 325 A.D. you folks had nothing in common with Biblical Christianity.

Complete bunk. Utterly at odds with history. Constantine had little to do with Christianity in terms of specifics. He heleped pay travel costs for some bishops, removed laws which condemned Christians, and made a law which enabled Christians to celebrate the Eucharist on the Lords day as they'd been doing since 150ish AD. Latter he championed the cause of heretical Arians unsuccessfully. That's pretty much it.

[kerryusama04]

These guys just come out of the woodwork when I post the same info as you guys. I wonder why that is? I wonder if these guys have my page bookmarked and check in to see what I am saying a few times a day.

[MarkBsnr]

Constantine? Don’t even need a laugh track here.

We got our orders from Jesus Himself. We wrote down a whole bunch of writings over a period of many years, amassed them, and decided which writings were to be known as Sacred Scripture.

A disgruntled ex priest decided that he could start his own church, axed a number of writings of what had been accepted for 1200 years, and spawned the myriad man-made churches that we see today.

When people join the Church, they do so for the theology. When people leave the Church, they do so for the ease.