[hopefulpilgrim]

You speak "tongue in cheek," right? "Dispensing God's graces through sacraments"???? When did He appoint anyone to dispense His grace for Him? Please give us some proof of this in the scriptures.

Also, would someone give us a catholic definition of "grace"? I've noticed that catholics use that word differently than scripture uses it. Thanks, Hopefulpilgrim

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

I think you will be told it's one of those oral traditions talked about in 2 Thess. 2:15.

Becky

[Pelayo]

You speak "tongue in cheek," right? "Dispensing God's graces through sacraments"???? When did He appoint anyone to dispense His grace for Him? Please give us some proof of this in the scriptures.

Well first you have to concede that sacraments are necessary. Then you will understand the need for priests and bishops (Acts 6:6; 14:22; 1 Tim 4:14; 2 Tim 1:6). I have a question for you, do you believe marriage is a sacrament?