Penelope
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Reforms to Christianity were made necessary by the excesses of a small group of authoritarians. For propaganda purposes, they had taken the Latin term for universal as part of the title for their denomination. Loosely based upon selected parts of questionable documents, this organization imposed itself for centuries until reading became more democratized and texts could be generally dissimulated. This led to protests against the status quo. Eventually, even monarchs, who until then had relied upon this established clergy, found it to their advantage to change orientation.It is a dangerous ritual. No Christian should ever do such a thing. It's strictly a Catholic occult ritual. Don't ever do it.Growing up in NYC I took a public bus to high school which was 4 miles from where I lived, we passed two catholic churches and when we passed the churches, more then half the people on the bus would cross themselves. whats up with that?
I have read the Christian bible and can find nothing on doing that.
Coming from a JW that's precious. Its a blessing . Nothing at all wrong with it. The reason you have Protestants is because King Henry wanted to get divorces, and then the Church of England was too harsh, so the Puritans came here and believed in witches. Are you aware your God, Jesus is really a Caesar, and that is who your worshipping as God. The winners write history remember.
The horrible struggles that resulted are often referred to in the most ironically oxymoronic fashion, even to the point of saying Christians fought Christians. Of course, by definition such a thing cannot be. One or both sides would not be 'Christian'.
When it comes to 'God', one can only believe what one is convinced of. When it comes to expecting others to believe the same, one can only be labeled 'crazy'.
Nope , didn't marry a former catholic, just fascinated by their medieval rituals and why in 2016 CE they are still following it
Medieval? Catholic practices began centuries before medieval times. They are better described as timeless as they have passed through many ages.
Read a Bible with a ghey guys name on it, I hardly think so...
King James authorized it.
