Yep. The trajectory of Rome is pagan error upon error. Centuries of them. It's no coincidence we've come to the point where Rome now tries to tell people that Mary is a co-redeemer and its deviant priestcraft is innocent, regardless of evidence to the contrary.
You have to remove your papist glasses to understand God’s word.
Yep. They need to pray that God replaces those specs with with lens of the Holy Spirit so they can read and understand the word of God.
The trouble is that what you believe, and what they believed are polar opposites.
Yep. The trajectory of Rome is pagan error upon error. Centuries of them. It’s no coincidence we’ve come to the point where Rome now tries to tell people that Mary is a co-redeemer and its deviant priestcraft is innocent, regardless of evidence to the contrary.
You have to remove your papist glasses to understand God’s word.
Yep. They need to pray that God replaces those specs with with lens of the Holy Spirit so they can read and understand the word of God.
INDEED.
But Catholics are so conditioned to accept and believe what *the church* tells them, that they can look at it, shrug their shoulders, and say something like, *Well, that's just one of those mysteries of the faith. We'll never understand it here.* when confronted with two diametrically opposed statements which are impossible to both be true.