[verdugo]

re: No, it really isn’t. We’re talking about a physical sport and knowledge of God. How can any man know anyhing more than any other, about God? Many men are/were theological scholars and know the religious writings by heart, but this is not knowledge of God, unless you believe it to be.

If that was the belief of some group, I would make an effort to show you how wrong they are, but since it is the opinion of one person, You, there is no point.

What you just wrote, ALL OF IT is insane. It highlights how useless Protestantism has become for discerning truth. I don't need to quote anything Catholic, I'll just I'll let Martin Luther answer you:

“There will be the greatest confusion. Nobody will allow himself to be led by another man’s doctrine or authority. Everyone will be his own rabbi: hence, the greatest scandals.”

“There are as many sects now and beliefs as there are heads. This fellow has nothing to do with baptism. Another one denies the sacraments. A third believes there is another world between this one and the last day. Some teach that Christ is not God. Some say this, some say that. There is no rustic so rude that if he dreams or fancies anything believes it must be the whisper of the Holy Spirit and that he himself must be a prophet.” You are an extra

[stuartcr]

Thanks for the kind words.

Just because Luther said something, really doesn’t make it so does it? He was just a man, like everyone else.