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To: NKP_Vet
And I repeat myself. Facts are facts and you still ignore the facts. Those 27 books are there because THE CATHOLIC CHURCH put them there!

So now you retreat from your fallacious logic and simply assert irrelevance, as even if the NT books were in the Bible because the church of Rome put them there, which is false, it would not require all to submit to her any more than it did to the Jews who supplied recognized the majority of the books of the Bible.

Meanwhile, the 27 books exist because God inspired them, and not because they were infallible decrees from the magisterium, and they became established due to their heavenly qualities and attestation. And which consensus of the faithful a magisterium could only affirm, but no gave Divine writings their Divine inspiration. However, as usual. Catholicism subjected Scripture to being its servant, and thus erred in adding to it.

640 posted on 10/11/2014 5:07:43 AM PDT by daniel1212 (Come to the Lord Jesus as a contrite damned+destitute sinner, trust Him to save you, then live 4 Him)
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To: daniel1212

“Meanwhile, the 27 books exist because God inspired them”

But it was the CATHOLIC CHURCH that God used to develop the Bible. Protestants can’t change history. Why so much hatred for the Church. Who safeguarded the scriptures so they wouldn’t disappear from the earth? It’s absolutely mindboggling that the majority of protestants on FR will not give the Catholic Church credit for anything. They just ignore irrefutable facts. Ignore the history of Christianity and want to constantly rant and rave about the Catholic Church’s non-role in anything. It’s really sad.


664 posted on 10/11/2014 7:01:39 AM PDT by NKP_Vet
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