@GojoCryptoX 2 Tessalonicenses 3:1
“Finalmente, irmãos, orai por nós…”
Romanos 15:30
“Rogo-vos… que luteis juntamente comigo nas vossas orações por mim diante de Deus.”
@GojoCryptoX Efésios 6:18
“Orai em todo tempo no Espírito… e para isto vigiando com toda perseverança e súplica por todos os santos.”
Colossenses 1:9
“Por esta razão, também nós, desde o dia em que o ouvimos, não cessamos de orar por vós…”
@o_gomesmatheus@VitorDonizett12@doisdedosdeteo Porque ao ver o irmão caindo no erro, ou pior: levando muitos ao erro
é dever moral apontar as falhas e leva-los a Verdade.
Ao ver o paganismo, os apóstolos refutaram e criticaram
Ao ver hereges, os primeiros cristãos criticaram e refutaram
Por isso a Igreja dura 2000 anos!
@CharlesforShort@TomorrowsWar The early Christians venerated Mary.
One of the oldest surviving Christian manuscripts (dated around A.D. 250) contains a prayer to her: the “Sub tuum praesidium.”
It already calls her “Mother of God” centuries even before the Council of Ephesus (431)
@ComedorDeTorta@mombaque@wwsnitram Deus é onipotente.
Tanto o é, que pode se fazer Carne, sendo presente no ventre da Virgem Maria
Jesus é Deus.
Jesus é filho de Maria.
Maria é mãe de Deus.
Jesus não é meio Deus meio homem, maria não é mãe apenas da parte humana
Ser mãe não significa vir antes, ser criadora
@GrZmNkY09@Christi84739179@ComeHometoRome As I cited in the other tweet, the Cathechism says:
“Only God forgives sins. [...] Further, by virtue of his divine authority he gives this power to men to exercise in his name.” (CCC 1441)
Catholic teaching is totally in line with 1 John 1:9
@GrZmNkY09@Christi84739179@ComeHometoRome By the answers you’re giving me, it doesn’t look like you did…
Im saying to you, when you stop looking at passages by themselves and start looking at Jesus teachings as a whole, Catholic Teaching is the only one that fits
@GrZmNkY09@Christi84739179@ComeHometoRome God won’t reject a broken and repentant heart, but He gave means to the faithful achieve his grace.
You’re trying to put one passage of the scriptures against each other.
@GrZmNkY09@Christi84739179@ComeHometoRome As I cited in the other tweet, the Cathechism says:
“Only God forgives sins. [...] Further, by virtue of his divine authority he gives this power to men to exercise in his name.” (CCC 1441)
Catholic teaching is totally in line with 1 John 1:9
@GrZmNkY09@Christi84739179@ComeHometoRome You can look it up in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, its always helpful to understand the REAL Catholic teachings, not what people say we believe. Some paragraphs regarding this are:
CCC 1441 - 1461
@GrZmNkY09@Christi84739179@ComeHometoRome If the priest ask you to pray or do any other penance, it is for your spiritual growth. The forgiveness of sins is NOT doe to any kind of good works you do.
@GrZmNkY09@ComeHometoRome Forgiveness is given, but by the means Christ established.
Why would Jesus teach the apostles to retain sins, if the sinner can just pray the Lords prayer and get it anyway?
To the Church is given the role to feed his sheep, tale care of his flock. Thats the whole point.
@GrZmNkY09@ComeHometoRome Jesus NEVER said that by reciting the Our Father prayer we would have our sins forgiven.
Jesus DID said that he gave the apostles the authority to forgive sins, the keys of the Kingdom, the right to bind and loose.