[verga]

Half of what Rome teaches is a combination of pagan beliefs and practices they try to shoehorn into a category of “tradition”.

Half of the rest contradicts what God reveals in Scripture.

Would you care to be specific as to exactly which teachings fall into which category. My guess is that you will make a thinly veiled insult and use that as an opportunity to change the subject or dodge the question.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

“Would you care to be specific as to exactly which teachings fall into which category.

Realistically, I am not going to go through every belief and doctrine and pagan practice...

But as an example of each...

Pagan Practices: Candles, Clergy garb, Holy Water
Non-Biblical teachings: Assumption of Mary, Perpetual Virginity of Mary, Praying to departed saints, Apostolic Authority

Others can chime in if they want to dedicate the time to listing falsehoods. In my experience, Romans ultimately accept all those kinds of things no matter what, so it isn’t fruitful.