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To: NYer

Doctrinal differences here.

The more I read of Scripture, the bigger difference between it and the teachings of the Catholic church I saw.

It finally reached a breaking point and the Word of God won out.


40 posted on 12/28/2013 5:56:26 PM PST by metmom ( ...fixing our eyes on Jesus, the Author and Perfecter of our faith....)
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To: metmom
Doctrinal differences here.

The more I read of Scripture, the bigger difference between it and the teachings of the Catholic church I saw.

It finally reached a breaking point and the Word of God won out.

There are hundreds, maybe thousands of excuses for leaving the Catholic Church, but only two real reasons: 1) Unconfessed sin

2) Poor Catechesis.

Please remember that poor physical and mental health is often the direct result of poor spiritual health.

52 posted on 12/28/2013 6:41:04 PM PST by verga (The devil is in the details)
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To: metmom

“Doctrinal differences here.

The more I read of Scripture, the bigger difference between it and the teachings of the Catholic church I saw.

It finally reached a breaking point and the Word of God won out.”

Oh, GOOD. Thank GOD you have come to believe in John 6 where Jesus re-affirms over and over that the bread and wine BECOME his Body and Blood. Protestants “just don’t get it” and align themselves with Judas, who could also not accept this “hard teaching.” “unless you EAT my FLESH AND DRINK MY BLOOD YOU HAVE NO LIFE WITHIN YOU!” Praised be Jesus Christ, present with us today in the sacrifice of the Altar.

Accept no imitations.


115 posted on 12/28/2013 9:21:23 PM PST by gemoftheocean (...geez, this all seems so straight forward and logical to me...)
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