[one Lord one faith one baptism]

the other obvious refutation of SS is Protestantism itself.
yesterday, we had a thread where good old sola scriptura believers were having at each other over infant baptism. each claimed scriptural authority for their belief. one had to be wrong. who is right the Baptist or the Lutheran?
no one knows how many contradictory sects there are now, 9,000, 16000, 30,000? it gets larger every year.
all claim an infallible book, but no infallible teacher. all oppose historical, orthodox Christianity, many have no clue they do.
you want another battle amongst the SS crowd, mention Calvinism and then stand back and watch the fur fly!

[pgyanke]

Exactly. What separates us is tradition. The Protestants, in denying Catholic Tradition, have begun their own. Now, they belong to the Baptist tradition, Lutheran tradition, Methodist tradition, et al...

[Rashputin]

Reading what Calvin himself wrote then reading about him is what convinced me that Protestantism hadn't gone off track, it had never been on track.

Catholics aren't real big on evangelism though, are they? I think there are hordes of people in the same place I was but who never hear anything about the Catholic Church other than misinformation from the misinformed or outright anti-Catholic lies from people intent not on the saving of those who are Catholic but on destroying the Church.