You ignore my point and post gibberish.
Catholics know the Bible is the Word of God. After all, it's our book.
No, its Gods book.
I agree.There's no use arguing on that point. They (Roman Catholics) want to claim the Word for themselves, only so they can protect their ignoring of it. They want to have their cake and eat it, too.
What would really be interesting is to get a Greek Orthodox person in here and have them go at it. They both foolishly claim to have ownership of the Word of God, as if it didn't belong to the Body—that is, the universal gathering of the elect from all ages (i.e., Christ's church, not some man-made institution which abandoned the gospel centuries ago).
I'm a former protestant. It's funny to think about "historic" protestant literature that emerged 1400 years or more after Jesus built his Church.
Nice evasion. You haven't read anything, yet you expect to be taken seriously. Pathetic.
You know exactly what I meant by "historic." Being a smart alec is not conducive to edifying Christian theological discussion. But, at least I know now that you take age to be a greater authority than the Word of God (which, ironically, is eternal). No wonder you converted to Rome. Aversion to truth fits in well there, as it has almost since its conception (which was not in the early Church, mind you).
The Catholic Church, with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, wrote, compiled, selected, preserved, and proclaims the New Testament to the world.
...slander from the above post.
The Catholic Church, with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, wrote, compiled, selected, preserved, and proclaims the New Testament to the world.
The Catholic Church, with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, wrote, compiled, selected, preserved, and proclaims the New Testament to the world.
The Catholic Church, with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, wrote,
Absolutely false. Jesus only started one Church. It began in 33 AD.
The "catholic" church as in RCC, didn't exist until the 4th century.
No Church owns the Word of God. To say otherwise is not love for the brethren. You want to lord over the faith, lord over the brethren, but thats not love or a good example.
That's a nice opinion you have, but, of course, it is meaningless unless you have historical evidence to support the assertion that an institution that did not exist until centuries after Christ and his Apostles "wrote the New Testament"? Such a incredible statement simply must be supported with evidence, friend, and not just a glib regurgitation of force-fed and blindly-accepted tradition.
So, according to what is written here:
The entire New Testament.
None of the disciples of Christ, none of the Apostles, wrote the books of the New Testament.
Well I'll be, learn something new everyday.
God Bless
Till all are one.