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@gonefishin1948@SoliDeoGloria_X Yours. Honoring a fallen hero is not praying to the dead.
The other comment is accurate although very blunt. Praying to the dead is specifically addressed as something we should not do in the Bible
@lawrrober89@Landonauthor@RosaryQuotes123 Catholics wrote the Bible? Moses was Catholic? David was Catholic? The Apostles were Catholic?
Wow. You learn something new everyday.
@lawrrober89@Landonauthor@RosaryQuotes123 The truth is the Bible. God’s word.
I’m comfortable that I will stand in front of God, unworthy, forgiven through the grace of Jesus’ sacrifice and put my trust in that gift of salvation
No need for the works, rituals, priests forgiveness prescribed in Catholicism
@lawrrober89@Landonauthor@RosaryQuotes123 Totally non biblical.
Men in the 1600s deciding priests can magically convert bread and wine
Jesus was providing us a way to remember and honor His sacrifice and God’s grace not a magic ritual ceremony of cannibalism
@catholicpat@CorgiSquirrel The gymnastics are conflating that Peter was pope of a church that didn’t exist for several centuries after his death.
The church Peter built was believing people not an organization
@1True_American_ Any evangelical, Bible believing church with no man made additional doctrine. Doesn’t matter what they brand themselves, that’s the biblically accurate one.
@malonep18@MJKelleyII The Book of Romans that Paul wrote is not speaking to the Catholic Church. Catholicism started centuries later. There’s no resemblance of practice in the two. Catholicism was a gov created religion from Constantine’s edict
@KatjaThePapist Catholicism is a Christian religion that practices rituals born from Roman Paganism.
Rituals like repeating prayers, praying to the dead, statue/relic worship are not Biblical or Christ directed.
Christ’s Church is the people not the various denominations with man made rules.