Honestly, I am going to ask you guys/gals some questions about the Catholic faith. They may be hard hitting and seem antagonistic, but I will not argue any answers posted nor will I demean anyone. I will simply post questions and wait for your responses. If I try to argue you may lock this thread with my best wishes. Ready? Here we go:
1)What do you think of 1Tim 4:1-5 and the practices of Lent and Advent? Or Col 2:16-23?
2)What do you think about 1Tim 2:1-6 and the required act of confession to a priest? Or Heb 10:19-23?
3)Is it true that Mary is believed to have remained a virgin till her death? If yes, then what do you think of Matt 12:46-50? Or John 7:3-5? Or Acts 1:12-14?
4)What is the difference between Mortal and Venial sin? Which one is Paul talking about in Rom 6:23?
5)What do you think of 2Tim 4:1-4 in regards to the past counsuls or Vatican I and II?
6)What do you think of Infant Baptism? What are the supporting scriptures or traditions behind it? How does it relate to Col 2:11-12, 1Pet 3:18-22, Acts 2:38, Gal 3:26-2 all which state that faith is one with baptism, how can an infant have faith?
This will do for now. I look forward to your responses.
Thanks,
-Phil
1)What do you think of 1Tim 4:1-5 and the practices of Lent and Advent? Or Col 2:16-23?
2)What do you think about 1Tim 2:1-6 and the required act of confession to a priest? Or Heb 10:19-23?
3)Is it true that Mary is believed to have remained a virgin till her death? If yes, then what do you think of Matt 12:46-50? Or John 7:3-5? Or Acts 1:12-14?
4)What is the difference between Mortal and Venial sin? Which one is Paul talking about in Rom 6:23?
5)What do you think of 2Tim 4:1-4 in regards to the past counsuls or Vatican I and II?
6)What do you think of Infant Baptism? What are the supporting scriptures or traditions behind it? How does it relate to Col 2:11-12, 1Pet 3:18-22, Acts 2:38, Gal 3:26-2 all which state that faith is one with baptism, how can an infant have faith?
This will do for now. I look forward to your responses.
Thanks,
-Phil