@Mikmag1776 They didn’t write everything down, per the Bible, and the Bible tells us to follow teachings either by letter or mouth. You rely solely on letter. Sola scriptura is a handicap, especially when you choose to ignore the bits that defeat its concept. So…you’re wrong…again.
@SoliDeoGloria_X The Catholic Church has explained this. If you didn’t spend so much time against what it teaches, you may learn the truth on this matter. Praying you do.
@WTruth00393575@JesusSaves1500 What’s the difference between “to” and “for”? You have free will to play dumb, but this conversation just took a turn to being absolutely fruitless, so you can continue this conversation with yourself. Peace be with you.
@luemmaX@JerryFiveash@JesusSaves1500 2 Thessalonians 2:15
2 Thessalonians 3:6
1 Corinthians 11:2
2 Timothy 2:2
Relying on sola scriptura is a handicap.
@luemmaX@JerryFiveash@JesusSaves1500 Catholics don’t believe she is. She is able to intercede because of God’s power, not her own. Believers receive graces, do they not? These graces do not end once in heaven.
@WTruth00393575@JesusSaves1500 Those in heaven are alive in Christ. We don’t pray to Mary, we ask her to pray for us. You rolling your eyes must make it hard to read. I can repeat it again if the eye rolling is making comprehension difficult.
@WTruth00393575@JesusSaves1500 Correct, and many intercessors. Mary intercedes. This is not breaking any commandments as you believe it does. Mary is not Jesus, and Catholics know it.