[RnMomof7]

Some traditions change but the Holy Tradition from which the Holy Scripture itself came, does not change. It is simply the deposit of faith delivered to the Church that did not make it into canonized writing.

The traditions that do not come from scripture are traditions of men.. most of them added after Constantine.

They are accepted on faith alone

Traditions like the "mass" the priesthood, the pope,statues, etc,

Sola Ecclesia Romanus
Only the Church of Rome is the Rule of Faith

[kosta50]

The traditions that do not come from scripture are traditions of men.. most of them added after Constantine. They are accepted on faith alone

True, but so is the Bible.

[Quix]

WELL PUT.

And more evidence of the

‘HOLY’ STATION OF THE WHITE HANKY: DUPLICITY, DOUBLE STANDARD, HYPOCRISY [site of the !!!!TRADITIONAL!!!! triple back flip] in honor of the caricatured Mary personage’s ‘Motherly Magic’ to make black white and white black.

[annalex]

The traditions that do not come from scripture are traditions of men

When Christ taught, there was no Christian scripture written. What He taught is the Holy Tradition. Several decades later, some of it was written down and became, in combination with the Old Testament, the Holy Scripture that Catholics know, and you guys don't.

For examples of traditions of men, look at the Protestant theological fantasies.