It has nothing to do with me or my opinion. Read your own catechism...
"they (the authors) consigned to writing whatever (God) wanted written, and no more."
The writers of the Scriptures were scribes, putting down onto paper what God wanted men to know.
"And no more."
Roman Catholics dismiss the word of God, especially Paul's writings, to their own detriment.
Clearly they do so because 1) they don't read Paul and thus they don't know what he wrote; and/or 2) Paul's writings contradict and deny the beliefs and practices of Roman Catholicism.
For the last time, I have NEVER denounced a single Christian as a servant of Satan.
WAGGLEBEE: "However, I can see where this confusing for anti-Catholics, they nominally worship Paul as their god (though they are actually serving Satan)."
Let's clear this up. You've used the term "anti-Catholic" dozens of times on this forum in discussions with Protestants. I don't recall any Jews or Hindus or Buddhists or Quakers in these discussions. So far, it would appear that every time you've referred to an "anti-Catholic," you have been addressing Protestant Christians on this forum.
And those Protestant Christians you have declared to be "actually serving Satan."
I know that you are OPC and RNmom is PCA.
I have no idea what bizarre sects that many of the other non-Catholics belong to on these threads. I do know that I see a lot of Arianism and Nestorianism being embraced, so I certainly don't think they are Protestants.
Come to think of it I almost NEVER see mainline Protestants like Lutherans or Anglicans on these threads. Why do you think that is?
So far, it would appear that every time you've referred to an "anti-Catholic," you have been addressing Protestant Christians on this forum.
And those Protestant Christians you have declared to be "actually serving Satan."
Is it driving you crazy that I'm not saying which non-Catholics on this thread I consider Christians and which I consider Satanic anti-Catholics?
I'm sure you know that I have been FRiends with at least two former Catholics on here for many years. I disagree with them on some theological issues, yet still consider them dear sisters in Christ. I have no problems debating theological issues with non-Catholics, but when deliberate falsehoods are introduced that is typically a good indication that there is an evil agenda at work.
“God chose men and while employed by Him (2) they made use of their powers and abilities, so that with Him acting in them and through them, (3) they, as true authors, consigned to writing everything and only those things which He wanted.”