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You may not have that experience, but there are schools in the7th Day Adventist society that teach people how to specifically convert Catholics. And some of the most anti Catholic people belong to 7th day Adventists, atheists, Muslims, Pentecostal,, evangelicals and southern baptists.

No, there are a lot of anti Catholic. They hate Catholicism and try to destroy it. Even though they're the ones who are wrong. And yes, we do have schools, but we prefer to actually teach our children how to be successful in life instead of how to bring people to lies. Sent from my iPhone...

No, no it's not. Adventists literally have schools they send their children to so they can specifically learn how to convert Catholics. 7th day Adventists are some of the most anti Catholic people you'll ever meet. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Christmas was not founded upon Saturnalia. To say that is ridiculous. Christmas was first celebrated in Africa around January I believe. And Saturnalia started on the 17th and ended on the 23. They are not the same. And just because Christmas has some traditions, which were Christianized...

I wouldn't say that. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Salvation itself is a gained through the gift of faith. However, as James in his epistles said, in I believe 1 James 10, faith without works is dead. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

There's nothing wrong with the liturgy. It's still the same faith, no matter what. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The Catholic Church has believed in one faith for almost 2,000 years. Seems pretty constant, Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I don't hate them, although they can be very annoying in religious debates. They also train theirs children to attack and convert Catholics into a false religion. I don't like. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think we should help them the best we can, however we should not bring them into our countries. To do so would bring about great risks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I agree. God forgives all who wish to be forgiven. But you can't be forgiven if you aren't repentant.

Thanks for supplying the scripture

They must declare it from the seat of Peter. Infallibility is a doctrine that is found in scripture.

Many Anglicans at least used to pray to saints, however that's a die practice. Catholics and orthodox, among others, still practice it.

To make something doctrinal, the pope (of course inspired by the Holy Spirit) declares it. Or all the bishops could hold a council and infallibly declare doctrine while inspired.

I as a devout Catholic think this is heresy. This needs to be addressed by the bishops. Mary is the Mother of God, Queen of Heaven. However she is not a goddess and should not be worshipped. Saint worship is highly condemn by the Catholic Church. However bowing and praying to Mary is...

He is both. As Christians we believe in a Trinitarian God.

I would say God never wanted us to taste sin. If He did why not immediately make us with original sin? Why not make sin period? Many think God created sin, however, sin is the only thing that He didn't. Sin is unnatural, solely created by us. We were never meant to sin, which is why sins...

This is written by Tim Staples, who is a Catholic apologist who converted from evangelical Protestantism, he has studied theology, scripture, and has a lot of experience in apologizing.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church gives us another analogy wherein we can see the reasonableness of the Trinity by helping us to see the possibility of distinct persons who possess the same nature. CCC 2205 provides: The Christian family is a communion of persons, a sign and image of the...