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Why should I? It would be like attempting to talk to Baghdad Bob about how Saddam Hussein was a bad person.Prove he didn't. Use the Bible as your source.
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Why should I? It would be like attempting to talk to Baghdad Bob about how Saddam Hussein was a bad person.Prove he didn't. Use the Bible as your source.
Your immediate surrender is duly noted.
But please, stop wasting my time with your nonsense.
I would expect that kind of response from a devout Catholic.My father is a professor in mathematics and computer science. He is a devout Catholic who believes the Earth is billions of years old and that Darwin's theory of evolution is the way God created life.
He told me there are only two religious positions that can be believed by a person who applies logic: Catholicism or Agnosticism.
All other faiths and creeds requires one to ignore logic and provable facts to believe in.
Discuss.
Well, the book of Genesis tells us that God created Adam from the dust of the earth and created Eve from one of Adam's ribs. Adam and Eve, according to Genesis were created on the 6th day of creation. According to the Apostle Peter, a day unto God is as a thousand years.Sure, but what's your response to what I said?
NO, He did not. Peter started the first church and it was not Catholic. Peter preached at the church he started, in Jerusalem, for 15 years after Christ ascended.Jesus founded the Catholic Church on the Apostles with Peter being the leader of the Church.
Peter moved to Rome and died on Vatican Hill and was buried underneath it.NO, He did not. Peter started the first church and it was not Catholic. Peter preached at the church he started, in Jerusalem, for 15 years after Christ ascended.
Why would a Jewish Rabbi start a Catholic church?
Peter escaped from jail in Israel, hid out in Israel for a short while and then went to Rome. He was murdered shortly thereafter.Peter moved to Rome and died on Vatican Hill and was buried underneath it.
Peter was the first Pope. Linus was the second Pope. Anacletus was the third Pope. We know the names of all the Popes until Francis.Peter escaped from jail in Israel, hid out in Israel for a short while and then went to Rome. He was murdered shortly thereafter.
How we know that Christ didn't start the Catholic church is His comments to the 7 churches that Paul started and called those churches His candlesticks and never even gave the Catholic church honorable mention.
Christ is a Jewish Rabbi then, now, and in the future. He is not Catholic, and neither was Peter. Peter preached to the Jews, Paul preached to the Gentiles.
No, Peter was not. Peter preached to the Jews.Peter was the first Pope. Linus was the second Pope. Anacletus was the third Pope. We know the names of all the Popes until Francis.
Your arguments don't make any sense.No, Peter was not. Peter preached to the Jews.
Constantine built the basilica over a graveyard that may have been where Peter and Paul were tossed. The rumors grew from there. Peter was a Messianic Jew. Not a Catholic Pope.
Why is there no mention of Peter the Pope's church, yet all of Paul's are addressed and given a role in Christ's return to earth.
If Jesus started the Catholic church wouldn't it make sense that when He returns it would be to His Vatican? Why is He going to touch down on the Mt. of Olives, and remain forever with the Jews?