That was the question I asked; you have not answered it. Where in the Scripture does it say Christ saves the unborn?
In fcat we actually know the Bible whereas Protestants have little knowledge of it.
Apparently you don't know the Bible; you have to get spoon-fed by an ever-shifting cabal in Rome to be told what to believe.
Also, when you say the CCC is cliffnotes of the Bible, you’re still admitting its true. Thanks for undercutting your own argument.
The verses included within are true; the spirit of the Bible is not present, just like the Cliff Notes for any book loses the spirit and main meaning of the book. Wouldn't expect you to pick up on the subtlety, though...
Public school grad?
Eight years at St. Alphonsus, and 4 years at Bishop O'Dea High School. Catholic. Apparently a bit above your level since subtle innuendo escapes your grasp. I guess the Christian Brothers of Ireland are a bit more dry than the Jesuits you're used to?
You wrote:
“That was the question I asked; you have not answered it.”
The question you asked was already answered by me in post #75. This is at least the 3rd time I have pointed that out and at least the second time I pointed out the specific post #.
“Where in the Scripture does it say Christ saves the unborn?”
Already answered...again...in post #75.
“Apparently you don’t know the Bible; you have to get spoon-fed by an ever-shifting cabal in Rome to be told what to believe.”
Uh, no. There is not an “ever-shifting cabal in Rome”. That phrase tells us more about you then it does about the Church.
“The verses included within are true; the spirit of the Bible is not present, just like the Cliff Notes for any book loses the spirit and main meaning of the book. Wouldn’t expect you to pick up on the subtlety, though...”
And you’re still wrong. I picked up on the fact that you’re still wrong. That’s not subtle. It’s glaringly obvious.
“Eight years at St. Alphonsus, and 4 years at Bishop O’Dea High School. Catholic. Apparently a bit above your level since subtle innuendo escapes your grasp.”
No, you seem to think like a public school grad no matter where you originally went to school. If you can’t read post #75, then you have serious issues.
“I guess the Christian Brothers of Ireland are a bit more dry than the Jesuits you’re used to?”
Never had Jesuits of teachers. At least they could read post #75, however.