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Yesterday at 03:37 PM KC Catholic said this in Post #3 (http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?postid=706217#post706217)
Actually, James White pretty much hates Catholics. His sister converted to Catholicism over a year ago and he vowed never to speak to her again.
Today at 08:50 AM Hoonbaba said this in Post #22
Does anyone have a response to any of the quotes I mentioned?
-Jason
Today at 03:24 PM KC Catholic said this in Post #23
I think that the fact that Mr. White is a notorious anti-Catholic I see no point in trying to refute his position.
Additionally, you have been around here long enough to know our positions on everything about Catholicism that's every been questioned. I would suggest that you do some research in the previously posted threads and in the FAQs to find those answers.
Not meaning to be rude or unhelpful, but we've covered all his concerns many, many times already.
Today at 09:47 AM Gideon4God said this in Post #25
It seems many anti-protestants have a hard time dealing with Dr. Whites well thought out arguments. If anyone would like to hear his debates some are listed on his site...
http://www.straitgate.com/aom/
Today at 08:50 AM Hoonbaba said this in Post #22 (http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?postid=707855#post707855)
Does anyone have a response to any of the quotes I mentioned?
Today at 10:18 AM SoldierofChrist said this in Post #29 (http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?postid=708009#post708009)
I suppose you are all anti-James White then. You believe that Romanism is the truth, and I've heard enough ad-hominem from nyj, and some others that would lead me to believe Catholics on here are anti-Protestant.
Today at 10:18 AM SoldierofChrist said this in Post #29 (http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?postid=708009#post708009)
Perhaps those Catholics that he is in discussion with are in serious error, even according to the Roman church. I applaud the patience that James has with some of the likes of Brother John Mary, and some others.
Today at 11:07 AM SoldierofChrist said this in Post #36 (http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?postid=708150#post708150)
nyj: Ad-hominem as defined by the American Heritage dictionary is: "An attack on one's opponent regarding the person's character..." Claiming that I rip people's pages out of books sounds like an attack on my character, is that not plagiarism? That's certainly attack by any use of the word. I do not need to further discuss this with you, nyj.
I accept your simple challenge to find any doubt in the Roman Catholic Eucharist, consider these embarassing words from Pope Galasius:
quote:
"The sacrament of the body and blood of Christ, which we receive, is a divine thing, because by it we are made partakers of the divine-nature. Yet the substance or nature of the bread and wine does not cease. And assuredly the image and the similitude of the body and blood of Christ are celebrated in the performance of the mysteries."
It seems historians do not share Tim's viewpoint, and for good reason._ We could cite from Tertullian and Theodoret and many others, but the most embarrassing for the Roman apologist who makes such claims has to be these words from Pope Gelasius of Rome in his work against Eutyches and Nestorius:
quote:
The sacrament of the body and blood of Christ, which we receive, is a divine thing, because by it we are made partakers of the divine-nature. Yet the substance or nature of the bread and wine does not cease. And assuredly the image and the similitude of the body and blood of Christ are celebrated in the performance of the mysteries.
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