[metmom]

Fascinating, isn’t it?

Stuff that’s not found in the Bible, in Scripture, they teach as truth and believe unreservedly.

Stuff that’s found in the Bible, found in Scripture, they deny, explain away, or excuse away.

How ironic that the very argument that they use, *But it’s not found in the Bible*, when you show them something that IS found in the Bible, they deny it.

[CynicalBear]

>>How ironic that the very argument that they use, *But it’s not found in the Bible*, when you show them something that IS found in the Bible, they deny it.<<

Reality seems to elude some of them for sure.

[boatbums]

Stuff that’s not found in the Bible, in Scripture, they teach as truth and believe unreservedly. Stuff that’s found in the Bible, found in Scripture, they deny, explain away, or excuse away. How ironic that the very argument that they use, *But it’s not found in the Bible*, when you show them something that IS found in the Bible, they deny it.

They have this convenient little escape clause called "Tradition" and the "magesterium". It allows them to claim they don't NEED something to be in the Scripture in order for them to both believe it is part of the Christian faith and mandate to ALL that they have to believe it, too. Nice, huh?

[terycarl]

How ironic that the very argument that they use, *But it’s not found in the Bible*, when you show them something that IS found in the Bible, they deny it.

You keep posting that same statement over and over and over and then state that you absolutely deny

"THIS IS MY BODY and THIS IS MY BLOOD"...and that is in the Bible...