Posted on 10/30/2017 4:42:36 PM PDT by ebb tide
If you are interested and educable, I posted a link.
If not, your call bro. (I think you’re a bro)
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Yeshua will decide who is a ‘saint,’ not men.
That is exactly what Matthew 7:21-23 is all about.
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And I think you prefer Buzzfeed-style articles to books. We all have our strengths, I guess.
I love books, but it’s tough to post a book. Good luck.
You know what this reminded me of?
"Sharing our experience in carrying that cross, to expel the illness within our hearts, which embitters our life: it is important that you do this in your meetings. Those that are Christian, with the Bible, and those that are Muslim, with the Quran. The faith that your parents instilled in you will always help you move on.”
Not pleasant, but the Anabaptists were also Anti-Catholic, and I don’t think the Catholics were much nicer to them. Then there were what the radical Anabaptists did when they took up arms. Christendom in general has had it’s share of things not very praiseworthy.
Von Waldeck was Catholic, at least at the time.
I totally agree with you. The event should have never been permitted to take place inside a Catholic sanctuary.
The proper place for a Protestant celebration is in a Protestant venue (or a rented public venue) and if Catholic leaders want to attend simply to be neighborly then that’s fine.
But I 100% agree that this was not the place for this event.
What’s next? A meeting of the Gay Atheists at a Catholic Church?
Amen.
“What’s next? A meeting of the Gay Atheists at a Catholic Church?”
“That’s right!!! Because homosexuality, atheism and Protestantism are the same thing!”
- Catholic Dude
You misunderstood my sentiments. I am a Protestant but I do not support Protestant events taking place in a Catholic sanctuary.
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