@LostFountain Sigh. If all you have to offer is “I don’t care what you say or do, I’m telling you that you’re wrong about your own faith” then there really isn’t much left to say. It’s the exact same thing as the Catholics who are wrong in telling you that you’re going to Hell.
@LostFountain Again brother - that is exactly what the Muslims say about the Trinity. They are wrong, and you are wrong about this. I understand that to you, an outsider, it appears that way, just as it does to the Muslims. But we get to define our faith.
@LostFountain That at least I can respect. Telling me and others like me that we are Mary worshippers I cannot. You do not get to define our beliefs for us any more than the Muslims who call us polytheists do. I wish there was more respect among Christians on this platform is all.
@LostFountain Well as someone who is Catholic and has never once told you that, and indeed has expressed respect for your beliefs only to be met with a total falsehood, I’m deeply offended that you’ll stand behind the falsehood. But like I said - that’s why I don’t post here much anymore.
@LostFountain I looked at your comment that called Catholics Mary worshippers. It’s the same as the Muslims calling you and I polytheists because of the Trinity, and it’s unbecoming of someone such as yourself who is supposed to be smarter than that.
@LostFountain You clearly are and it’s extremely disappointing. But as I said, it’s for reasons like this that I left this platform - other Christians viciously attacking their brethren for no reason. I am sorry I even tried to say anything.
@DNews_0@realdanieltitus There are - the answer to your question though is that it could be two different encounters. Not unheard of for two centurions to have had similar but slightly different experiences with Christ over three years.
@LostFountain @Chad4328 You will note the original post doesn’t mention re-sacrificing, which is by design. You’re a smart man who knows how to look up Catholic beliefs in the Catechism.
@LostFountain @Chad4328 Catholics are not resacrificing Christ though. If you’re going to disagree with our beliefs, at least represent them correctly.
@DNews_0@realdanieltitus There is no contradiction, and I certainly would never venture that one Gospel was "more accurate" than another. They are both God's Word and the truth.
@DNews_0@realdanieltitus You should reread this Dan - in Matthew’s account, he certainly came before Jesus, and that is absolutely the scene we see here. Matthew 8:5-13. You are thinking of Luke’s recounting of the story.