@contrarreforma Confundís ser bautizado con vivir conforme a la fe católica. La Iglesia exige mucho más que sacramentos: fe, conversión y coherencia moral. Y apoyar la existencia de Israel no equivale a justificar sus acciones. La doctrina católica no funciona según tus preferencias políticas.
@DrShayPhD Calling Catholic doctrines “unbiblical” doesn’t make them so. Scripture itself commands adherence to apostolic traditions (2 Thess. 2:15). Rejecting 2,000 years of Christian tradition while claiming Scripture alone is your authority is a contradiction worth examining.
@jason_keigley@Gaba70707 The Papacy didn’t invent Sunday worship. Acts 20:7 records Christians gathering on the first day, and Justin Martyr confirms the practice by AD 155. A 1923 newspaper quote cannot erase early Christian history. Sunday honors Christ’s Resurrection.
@Gaba70707 You don’t speak for God. Not one of those verses names the Catholic Church or the Pope. You twist disputed apocalyptic symbols into accusations, then arrogantly call your interpretation God’s judgment. That’s not biblical truth. That’s prejudice.
@sebconverted Because portraying Jesus in a historical drama like The Chosen isn’t pretending to be God. It’s acting. Christians have depicted biblical events through art and theater for centuries. Representation isn’t impersonation, and an actor isn’t claiming divinity.
@___TheGOOdWitch Similarity doesn’t prove plagiarism. Zoroastrian influence on Judaism remains debated. Christianity rejects cosmic dualism: Satan is a created being, not God’s equal or eternal rival. You’re confusing two fundamentally different theologies.
@F_Gardner_1 I went to buddhism for a long time, then atheism and secularism and then I came back to Christianity and really studied it and I think is the best decision I could’ve made.
Wanna talk?
@SoliDeoGloria_X The Catholic Church has warned about false apparitions and miracles for centuries. That’s precisely why it investigates such claims and rejects many. Matthew 24:24 supports discernment, not your blanket condemnation of Catholicism.
@PhanuelZad5665@renewingprotest 1 Corinthians 3:15 describes someone saved, yet passing through fire. Matthew 12:32 implies forgiveness in the age to come. You may dispute the Catholic interpretation, but claiming it has no biblical basis is simply inaccurate.
@renewingprotest Purgatory completes nothing Christ left unfinished. His sacrifice fully redeems; purgatory applies that grace, purifying those already saved (1 Cor. 3:15). Sanctification isn’t a rival to the Cross. It’s its fruit.
@Boss_Aleeyu Oh, please. Some Christians failing to follow Christ doesn’t discredit Christianity. By that logic, Muslims who violate the Qur’an discredit Islam. Jesus Himself condemned hypocrisy (Matt 7:21). Judge a religion by its teachings, not its worst followers.