The Rosary For Protestants

GabiAfterHours Youtube Channel ^ | Oct 7, 2019 | GabiAfterHours

[nralife]

In this video we discuss why all Christians should pray the Rosary.

[metmom]

More unscriptural nonsense.

Mary is not presented in Scripture in the way that Catholicism has fabricated and presented Her.

[metmom]

That isn’t Scripture.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

No. Christ did not marry His mother.

Nor did Christ marry anyone.

That is not only nutty stuff you posted, but Scripture doesn’t teach there is a heavenly queen mother.

[Big Red Badger]

Like dealing with Pee Wee Herman.
Yuppers

[aMorePerfectUnion]

—> Actually, I do pray to Saint Paul. And to Saints Anne, Peter, John, Jude, Lucy, and Anthony. And to my Guardian Angel.

Not only opposes the clear teaching of Scripture, but they can’t hear you.

[Captain Walker]

The early Christians gathered on the first day of the week which was Sunday. The day of the resurrection

They gathered pretty often.

Quote the Scripture verse where it states that Sunday is the new day of worship and rest. (Because otherwise, you're just making stuff up as you go along.)

[Captain Walker]

Read John 2.

[Big Red Badger]

Rebellion...
Funny Your inquisition supposedly fixed that but the general attitude here is to Start them up again.
Burning at the Stake Or ‘RECANT!’
Foxes Book is very Easy reading.
.
Your people already have Blood on their hands.

[ebb tide]

Pot, meet Kettle.

12 Simple Rules on What to Wear, What Not to Wear: UMC Edition

8. We have no special designation about who may wear a pectoral cross. They may be given to persons being commissioned (the uniquely United Methodist ritual inaugurating provisional membership prior to ordination), but laity may wear them, too.

9. The scapular may be worn over the alb by anyone, lay or clergy. The scapular is not a sign of any office, but rather a sign of being a "worker" in the kingdom of God. (It derived from aprons monks would use to help collect what they were harvesting in the fields). The scapular may or may not coordinate with the color of the season. Scapulars are not a kind of "mini-chasuble," nor a replacement for a stole (if you are ordained) or chasuble (if you are the presider).

[Big Red Badger]

Ignore the Fire that Awaits.
Vipers and Scorpions 🦂 ♥️

[aMorePerfectUnion]

ebb. I’m not sure why you believe I have any connection to that dead church, which is as dead as gay Rome??

In any case, hit and and a miss.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Co-Redemptrix,
Ark of the Covenant,
Beloved daughter of the Father,
Favoured Daughter of the Father,
Cause of Our Joy,
Cause of our Salvation ,
Comfort of the Afflicted,
etc...

Hmmmmm..... This sounds bogus. I'd better call her and ask!

[☎️ RING.... RING... RING]

Kermit: Hello, Mary?
Mary: Well hello Kermit!
Kermit: I just read a whole list of titles people are calling you that I don't see in Scripture.
Mary: Oh, dear one! My heart is troubled with how they have made me into a demigoddess and idol!!😱
Kermit: So it's all made up?
Mary: Yes, green one.
Kermit: God never gave you nor called you those titles??
Mary: Never.
Kermit: Can I ask you another question Mary?
Mary: Certainly.
Kermit: Do you hear the prayers of billions of people??
Mary: No. It too is completely made up.
Kermit: I thought so, since it is never in Scripture - even the bogus books some include.
Mary: Pray to God alone.
Kermit: Thank you Mary!!
Mary: Blessings to you Kermit!
Kermit: Oh, wait!! Are you appearing around the world and promoting idolatry and a false gospel? Not promoting wearable idols either?
Mary: Of course not. God chose me to bear Messiah and I was blessed to do so. The Brown Scapular is a false idol. Those who wear it do so instead of trusting Christ alone for salvation. It is always He who saves and never me.
Kermit: And you are not appearing in tortilla chips, car reflections, or things like that?
Mary: No. Even the idols they make of me don't look like me at all. You'd think I only ever had one outfit!
Kermit: Thanks so much!
Mary: Thanks for calling!

[GingisK]

Good enough! As the used to say so long ago, “We’re fat”.

[Captain Walker]

Bible makes it clear believers gathered on the first day of week.

I see. We need the Bible to line up with our belief, so we'll zoom out for the fuzzy picture.

(And of course when we need to, we'll zoom in for the close-up shot. We'll hold the Catholics to the close-up views, and we'll keep the comfort of the distant shots to ourselves.)

I read the comments by the Seventh-Day Adventists on this site; I have no use for their religion, but they are spot-on when they point the finger at the Protestants here for reading into the Bible to infer something that simply isn't there.

A get-together never mandated that the day of the Resurrection be the new day of worship.

[ealgeone]

Acts 20:7 for starters.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

A get-together never mandated that the day of the Resurrection be the new day of worship.

The Apostles did it. If it was wrong based again on your opinion, you should let them know.

[Captain Walker]

He didn't need her permission to do what He was going to anyways.

Why did she say, "Let it be done unto me"? Why did the angel not leave until he after he heard from Mary? Why did the Conception not take place until after Mary spoke?

(Wait, wait, don't tell me. You don't know the answer to any of these questions, but there's no reason to be concerned about the answers.)

[SauronOfMordor]

Total speculation with absolutely NO evidence

You doubt that Mary is in Heaven? Do you think Mary is in hell? (For Protestants, there are only two possibilities).

[Fuzz]

For the non religious there is a third, more reasonable option.

[ebb tide]

Oh, I get it.

All “churches” are dead except for AMPU’S little personal “church” of one.

Good luck with that!