Darn Caught again (but at least you didn't see me worguzzling?Only slighly mo' better is that "Well, let's take that argument and apply it to YOUR side ...."
WE end up using a sledgehammer where tweezers and scalpel are called for. And I think that's because we think if we don't Win one for Jesus, the universe will be in peril.
Works righteousness .... Jesus can take care of Himself.
The presence of error and corruption in all out "Ecclesial assemblies" is better responded to with prayer than with, "Nyah nyah."
Who with a working brain, would deny that many committed Protestants or "Whatever I am it sure isn't in communion with the See of Rome"-ants deeply love Jesus and seek to do His will. And I dare say that there are two or three Catholics who have the same affections and intentions.
We each believe we have something precious. We each believe the other to be wrong in some important (if not ultimately important) ways.
Okay, end of insufferably self-righteous piety. LEt me foller along in yo' discussion, (bearing in mind that I'm leaving in a few minutes to create the appearance of industriousness and productivity).
Hooowee, now there's a sight I bet. Must be a powerful technique involved to be worguzzling outta all those itty bitty glasses. :P
WE end up using a sledgehammer where tweezers and scalpel are called for.
That is probably more true than we would like to believe.
We each believe we have something precious. We each believe the other to be wrong in some important (if not ultimately important) ways.
We each are holding onto the very same precious thing- What is absurd is that we would fight on how to use it when it came with an Instruction Book. To borrow from an internet vulgarity, RT*M!, eh?
I have a feeling that when the King is on His Throne in Jerusalem, He will have a thing or two to say to each and every one of the confessions, and it ain't all going to be nice. "What's so hard? I wrote you a book you know..."