[Cronos]

Metmom -- the problem is that you tell us what you think someone believes or even what someone told you they believe. We ask for you to check this as to whether it really IS Church doctrine?

Now, if I take some simple, Christian, believing Protestant person and ask him what he believes in and he's wrong about a few things and then I somehow say on an internet forum "this is what all Protestants believe" -- I would be wrong and that is analogous to what the above tract does. It irritates us to be told "look, this is what I say you believe, don't tell me what you actually believe".

We can debate on the solas, but please don't tell us what we do not believe in.

[Iscool]

Metmom -- the problem is that you tell us what you think someone believes or even what someone told you they believe. We ask for you to check this as to whether it really IS Church doctrine?

Would seem none of you knows what your church doctrine is...Every time we bring it up, you tell us to search for it...You guys can't seem to provide it...

It also would seem that when one of yours posts something he or she believes is church doctrine but it isn't, one of you would make the correction to avoid all the confusion...

[metmom]

Metmom -- the problem is that you tell us what you think someone believes or even what someone told you they believe. We ask for you to check this as to whether it really IS Church doctrine?

We do. And when we come back with links, you (pl) tell us *No, that's not right. Try again*.

And again, and again, and again,.....ad nauseum.

Instead of sending us off on wild goose chases which amount to no more than a waste of time, why don't YOU guys provide what Catholic church doctrine really tells us?

Or don't you know either? And when we find contradictory material from the same site, why don't you explain the discrepancy? After all, it's your church.