@CedarsAndSaints “and how from childhood you have been acquainted with the sacred writings, which are able to make you wise for salvation through faith in Christ Jesus.”
2 Timothy 3:15
Oh and read the following verses as well. Heretic.
@MrCasey62 Bible authors: Use words that means brothers and sisters with secondary uncommon use meaning relative.
Greek: Has word that literally means cousin/relative.
Bible authors: uses brothers and sisters instead.
Catholics: Mary didn’t have any other kids 😡
@CatholicDrip___@BelteshazzarAD And our “infallible” church argued for a long time over canon of scripture. If the church possessed this magical infallible guiding mechanism for establishing the canon, why did it take 400 years to agree on a baseline list of inspired books and 1500 years to dogmatically define?
@BillieCotter@needGod_net So where in this verse did it tell you that it also pertains to those who are deceased and in heaven? Where did you get that from that verse? I’m curious.
@poperespecter1 Completely off topic, but stumbled across this website called https://t.co/rfTWO0ZArB It’s honestly disgusting attempt to debunk Christianity but I’d like to hear your criticisms on it.
@metathomist@JPuncut Show me where the practice of saints intercession is commanded. Show me where it says you can ask deceased people for prayer. Show me where it says they can hear you and respond. Show me where they’re given the divine traits of omnipresence and omniscience.
@Xtopher_Uzo You realize there are historical inaccuracies in the apocrypha. 2 Mac admits to being an abridged work. The author writes “I hope I did a good job retelling this story, if not oh well.” That’s what you base your belief on? Some dude saying, “Oh I hope I did good.” What a joke.