Have you not been paying attention. Are you seriously saying that Catholics have not been claiming that the personal relationship that Protestants claim to have is false and don’t make sport of it? Seriously?
Hey metmom and smvoice. Seems we need another list.
Clearly.
See what protestants do?
First you claimed surprise that a Catholic would express a personal, intimate relationship with God, saying that Catholics don’t believe in a personal, intimate relationship.
I challenged that saying that you have heard that from non Catholics not Catholics, ABOUT CATHOLICS.
Catholics most certainly believe in a personal relationship with God and I don’t believe that any Catholic has said differently.
Next thing I know, the argument has been changed to say that Catholics claim that the Protestant’s claim of a personal relationship with God is false and make sport of it.
I guess your mistake is that I was talking about Catholics and you missed that, or I missed that you were talking about Protestants.
Selective memory. Selective Scripture. Selective knowledge of their own church history. The Church of “Depends”. But one thing they don’t seem to be all that “selective” about..their “saints”. Catherine of Sienna and Padre Pio come to mind, to name only two, who, instead of being declared heretics for their outrageous claims, are venerated. Can you imagine what this RCC “All Saints Day” must look like, in truth?