[terycarl]

FWIW, there were no Catholics around when the veil of the Temple was torn in two. Gentiles were not permitted in the Temple. For that matter, only the Jewish priests were allowed in that area, so if there were any witnesses to the occurrence, it would have been Jewish priests and no one else.

That would probably be true, however, the Catholics have first hand evidence that it took place. While they may not have witnessed it, they certainly heard about it the next day!!I can guarantee however, that there were no Lutherans nor Methodists there....probably not even 1 Baptist.

[Syncro]

While they (Catholics) may not have witnessed it, they certainly heard about it the next day!!

They had time machines? There were no Catholics until the 4th century.

Only Christians until then.

They were then and are now the catholic--universal--church, made up of all Christians. (That is the body of Christ spoken about in the Christian Bible.)

Christians are those that have a personal born again relationship with Jesus.

As scripture proclaims, He is in us, and we are in Him.

[Elsie]

While they may not have witnessed it, they certainly heard about it the next day!!

That's QUICK!!!

Just how many CATHOLICS were amoung the JEWS there at that time?