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To: terycarl
there were many false “scripture” interpretations around at the time. The church knew that people could not afford the true hand written copies from the monastaries, hence, for their own protection, and to prevent heresies from spreading, they regulated reading material to the masses.

But I thought you just said that the RCC didn't keep the Bible from the people.

for their own protection

riiiiiggghhhttt...

God keep us from those who would protect us from ourselves......

513 posted on 01/08/2013 7:51:30 PM PST by metmom ( For freedom Christ has set us free; stand firm therefore & do not submit again to a yoke of slavery)
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To: metmom
there were many false “scripture” interpretations around at the time. The church knew that people could not afford the true hand written copies from the monastaries, hence, for their own protection, and to prevent heresies from spreading, they regulated reading material to the masses. But I thought you just said that the RCC didn't keep the Bible from the people. for their own protection

read my post very carefully....I stated that there were many false interpretations of scripture to be had and the church was trying to prevent her people from being subjected to false teachings. It wasn't until the printing press was invented that the average citizen could afford a book of any kind. The real bible has always been available to Catholics and the Catholic Mass is the most biblical church service that you could ever attend....by far.

522 posted on 01/08/2013 8:07:16 PM PST by terycarl
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To: metmom
there were many false “scripture” interpretations around at the time. The church knew that people could not afford the true hand written copies from the monastaries, hence, for their own protection, and to prevent heresies from spreading, they regulated reading material to the masses. But I thought you just said that the RCC didn't keep the Bible from the people. for their own protection

read my post very carefully....I stated that there were many false interpretations of scripture to be had and the church was trying to prevent her people from being subjected to false teachings. It wasn't until the printing press was invented that the average citizen could afford a book of any kind. The real bible has always been available to Catholics and the Catholic Mass is the most biblical church service that you could ever attend....by far.

523 posted on 01/08/2013 8:08:58 PM PST by terycarl
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To: metmom
"But I thought you just said that the RCC didn't keep the Bible from the people."

Are you saying that the vernacular transcripts in support of heresies are "the Bible" or simply trying to fabricate a debate point?

531 posted on 01/08/2013 9:13:24 PM PST by Natural Law (Jesus did not leave us a Bible, He left us a Church.)
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