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What do I care what you say?

No one is asking you to care. You're the one that replied to this post. So don't be surprised when someone corrects a stupid remark that you make. If you can't stand the heat...you know the drill.

According to your own words, I cannot be saved because I do not belong to the right group (the Catholic Church headed by the Pope or one of the Patriarchs), and I do not perform the proper works (namely, communion).

I absolutely, positively said NOTHING of the sort. The article that you responded to -- but apparently didn't read -- was making the EXACT OPPOSITE point. Hello, what is UP with your reading comprehension?!?!?

You don’t even understand that your own Catechism teaches the fallible nature of the Church; if you cannot accept what your own Catechism states, then there is no use.

LIES. The Church's teachings on the Deposit of Faith, in certain conditions by certain parties of the Magisterium, ARE indeed INFALLIBLE.

I pray that some day your eyes will be opened and you will realize the idolatry active in your life.

I pray that some day you will develop basic reading comprehension skills.

I put my faith and trust in Jesus and the Word of God. Not the writings of man.

The facts brought forth by this thread are irrefutable; you - and many other Catholic jihadists (and I use that term correctly; for you it is a “my way or the highway” approach regarding dogma, which is directly in opposition to the example of the life of Jesus or the ways of the early Church in Acts) deny that anyone who has not affirmed the authority of the Pope, nor partakes of communion, can be saved.

You have, whether you like it or not, placed yourself on God’s throne to judge the living and the dead. You have become the idols you deny.

Humble thyself in the sight of the LORD.

The Church's teachings on the Deposit of Faith, in certain conditions by certain parties of the Magisterium, ARE indeed INFALLIBLE.

Quite a bit if qualification there, and that means all of those teachings from the ordinary Magisterium are indeed fallible.