@CatholicPadric@coffeeguy_77@rickbrennanjr Yes but it might be that you are getting it wrong rather than the scripture being wrong. Can’t you see that you might be wrong?
How do we know which of the thousands of Protestant variants is the one true church?
@YeMa104778@stevebward Not only does the question make that assumption, Calvinists insist on it: that God positively causes every thing to happen. To assert God merely knows it will happen, or merely permits it is to deny God’s sovereignty.
@stevebward@Matthew56193629 Speculation on the nature of God is interesting but should not overshadow the message of the Gospel.
Personally, I think I spend too much time on theology and not enough personal time with Jesus.
@stevebward@Matthew56193629 My point was that to say we can learn nothing from Augustine or Aristotle is ridiculous.
One might as well say we have nothing to learn from Isaac Newton because of his exotic views on some topics. In which case gravity would like a word with you!
@StefanAsbom Which is the one, holy and apostolic Protestant church? Why did it take 1500 years to show up? What happened in the meantime?
Might be better to ignore the noise find a good parish and pray God will sort it out?
@StefanAsbom I’ve been wondering if my conversion to Catholicism at uni was in vain. Yet on the Protestant side there are so many competing views. How to know which is correct?
Is it all down to each person’s reading of the Bible? Thousands of interpretations there.