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Yes. But it has nothing to do with that verse.
Where is sola scriptura supported in the scriptures?
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Yes. But it has nothing to do with that verse.
Let me ask you this, do you believe what Jesus said in Matthew 16:18?
The Roman church was excommunicated from the Catholic Church in 1054AD my friend.
Yes. But it has nothing to do with that verse.
Where is sola scriptura supported in the scriptures?
What Christian doesn't????
But the question is...…..do you know the contextual meaning of what Jesus said, not what a Catholic teacher has told you what it says.
What Jesus said was not about Peter and the church at all. OPEN your Bible and read what Peter said when Jesus asked him who He (Jesus" was.
"Thou are the Christ, the Son of the living God".
Jesus based His "Rock" not on Peter but on what PETER ACTUALLY SAID in his confession.
CONTEXT brother......do the work to show thy self approved a workman for God.
As an outsider here. let me just say, it's frickin hilarious to watch nons argue about Catholicism. Please, as you were.......
Luke 10:26:
"What is written in the Law? How does it read to you?"
Jesus expected even his enemies to correctly interpret the Bible by simply reading and studying it. Unlike Jesus, Catholics and Orthodox don't ask you what you think scripture says, they just tell you how their church interprets it and you have no choice but to accept what they tell you.
I’m not Catholic and never have been. When Jesus said the gates of hell will not prevail against it He was referring to His church. So where was His church for the first 1500 years of Christianity?
NO sir He was not. He was referring to what Peter said that...……"Jesus is the Son of the living God".
That statement is what Jesus built His church on......Not Peter.
Once, when the question was put to me on these forums, I produced 19 different verses that put Scripture in a category of its own, authority-wise. So that is why I now mainly take the familiar line ("The Bible does not say anything about Sola Scriptura!") as something of a joke whenever it surfaces.Where is sola scriptura supported in the scriptures?
It was all over the former Roman Empire, from Britain to North Africa to India and also into Ethiopia and Russia. Most of that time preceded the break-up of the universal, non-denominational, church into the divisions we know now--RC, EO, OO, Anglican, Arminian, reformed, etc.I’m not Catholic and never have been. When Jesus said the gates of hell will not prevail against it He was referring to His church. So where was His church for the first 1500 years of Christianity?
The church of Christ has obviously not had the gates of hell prevail against it, since it is the largest religion in the world, most widespread, and is still expanding.Matthew 16:18 Jesus says the gates of Hell will not prevail against His church. Do you believe what He said is true or do you believe that His church lost its way?
It was all over the former Roman Empire, from Britain to North Africa to India and also into Ethiopia and Russia. Most of that time preceded the break-up of the universal, non-denominational, church into the divisions we know now--RC, EO, OO, Anglican, Arminian, reformed, etc.
The church of Christ has obviously not had the gates of hell prevail against it, since it is the largest religion in the world, most widespread, and is still expanding.![]()
Consult history books. I often recommend A History of the Christian Church by Williston Walker and Christianity by Roland Bainton. Both authors are highly regarded. This is fairly routine stuff, but you cannot ask me or anyone else to recount the whole history of Christianity in a discussion board post.Really? What was it called? Where can I find evidence of its existence before 1500AD?

Consult history books. This is fairly routine stuff, really, but you cannot ask me to recount the whole history of Christianity in a discussion board post.![]()
IMHO, you REALLY would profit from a reading of such works as I recommended.It was called the Catholic Church which was the only Christian church that existed before 1500AD. They adopted the name Orthodox meaning traditional when Rome was excommunicated in 1054AD.
“I also say to you that you are Peter, and upon this rock I will build My church; and the gates of Hades will not overpower it.”
MATTHEW 16:18 NASB
What is the word “it” Jesus is referring to here?