@IndianaBrunner If the Eucharist is truly what Catholics say it is, then use logic and forget your hatred of Catholics for two seconds and realize that’s true. If the Eucharist is Jesus, and the Protestant supper is not, if the Eucharist is Jesus presence on earth, that’s better. 🤷🏻♀️
@DrShayPhD The scripture tells us the church is the pillar and ground of the truth. Seems to me you would do well to read the catechism and stop making stuff up.
@emlindy@KennethGriswold@ComeHometoRome In the same way God chose Noah, as a vessel to save humanity, so too, he chose Mary to save humanity. Noah is no more God than Mary, and yet I don’t see Protestants accusing anyone of elevating Noah to being equal with God. 🤦🏻♀️ Even though he was chosen for his faithful obedience.
@emlindy@KennethGriswold@ComeHometoRome No one believes God couldn’t have chosen another person. The fact of the matter is he did choose her and that matters. Protestants act as if God’s choice is not significant, and that he arbitrarily chooses people. He doesn’t. He chooses with precision. Your argument is silly.
@taco_talks@UcheMaryOkoli John 6:53, "Amen, amen, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you do not have life within you""As a result of this, many [of] his disciples returned to their former way of life and no longer accompanied him," <- Protestants
@JairoRod01_@patristicpill That’s because your brain has been mangled by bad theology. Christianity is incarnational. God became man. He lived. He died. He rose again. The incarnation is the reality we live within. It makes water baptism both the physical and spiritual means of regeneration.
@adelethelaptop@RogerThat1961 Christian children are not in some neutral category, even more atrocious, they’re not in the category with pagan sinners. They’re set apart. They’re given the gift of Christianity and being in the church. They are not excluded from being a part of the family.
@adelethelaptop@RogerThat1961 You’re not thinking biblically. You’re thinking hyper individualistic. Baptism is covenental. The children of the old covenant were just as much the people of God as the adults, so to Christian children. They are children of God by baptism.
@emlindy@KennethGriswold@ComeHometoRome He couldn’t use just “any virgin”. He needed an obedient, faithful virgin, and her name was Mary. She was his perfect choice of a servant. God has chosen many for his plans and them being obedient to Gods call doesn’t take away from God’s glory. That’s just silly.
@emlindy@KennethGriswold@ComeHometoRome I’m not limiting God to only her. This is genuinely a terrible line of argument. God doesn’t choose robots. He chooses real people with real faith and real choices. God didn’t have to use anyone for our salvation, He’s God, but he chooses real and specific people.
@emlindy@KennethGriswold@ComeHometoRome You���re argument falls flat. Salvation couldn’t have happened without her, the same way saving people physically, doesn’t happen without Dr.’s. Both are attributed ultimately to God and does not take away from His glory. No one thinks Mary is equal to God.
@emlindy@KennethGriswold@ComeHometoRome Would you say that it’s wrong for giving a Dr. praise and honor for saving lives? God ultimately saves lives, but it doesn’t take away the Dr.‘s actions. This is an illogical argument.
@softpinkgiggles I wouldn’t trade places with my husband who has to get up at 5 am everyday and carries the burden of financial responsibility while I get to stay home and take care of my family. Feminism is stupid.
@softpinkgiggles Motherhood does not cause a loss of identity, it deepens it in a way no “hobby” or “career” ever could. Women who think this are choosing to believe a lie…if you married a man that has the same“freedom” and “hobbies” he did as a single guy, perhaps you married a bad guy. lol