[metmom]

And the New Testament writers he inspired were all Catholic Christians. Those who later decided which works to canionize and which not to canonized were Catholic Christians. God dictated the scripture to the Church, who then gave it to you.

Wishful thinking.

Claiming they were Catholic in hindsight does not make them Catholic.

Since they were true Christians, the writers of the NT were obviously Protestant Christians since they taught salvation by grace through faith.

[Belteshazzar]

metmom wrote:
“Since they were true Christians, the writers of the NT were obviously Protestant Christians since they taught salvation by grace through faith.”

Please, hyper-partisanship from whichever side serves no good purpose. In this case it is also anachronistic.

[The Theophilus]

Since they were true Christians, the writers of the NT were obviously Protestant Christians since they taught salvation by grace through faith

That's going to leave a mark. :)

[Quix]

Claiming they were [ROMAN] Catholic in hindsight does not make them [Roman] Catholic.

Since they were true Christians, the writers of the NT were obviously Protestant Christians since they taught salvation by grace through faith.

Besides which, the !!!!TRADITIONS!!!! of man bureaucratic political power-mongering magicsterical managed RCC Alice in Wonderland School of Theology and Reality Mangling did not even exist until 300-400 years after Christ.

[annalex]

the writers of the NT were obviously Protestant Christians since they taught salvation by grace through faith.

The human writers of the Holy Scripture were Catholic because everything they wrote the Catholic Church teaches today, and always has. They were demonstrably not Protestant because Protestantism believes that salvation is through faith alone, and the scripture says the exact opposite.