Roman church errors and inventions

[Montalban]

http://christianforums.com/t6870283-protestant-errors-and-inventions.html

Ok, what is sauce for the goose........List errors and inventions/traditions invented by the Papacy aka Roman catholicism.

One of mine would be the way Roman catholicism looks at the eucharist.

LLOJ [still waits on chopsticks]

The Papacy itself!!!

-or-

Do you also mean things such as the Donation of Constantine which was used by the Papacy even after it was a proven forgery?

 

[Im_A]

http://christianforums.com/t6870283-protestant-errors-and-inventions.html

Ok, what is sauce for the goose........List errors and inventions/traditions invented by the Papacy aka Roman catholicism.

One of mine would be the way Roman catholicism looks at the eucharist.

LLOJ [still waits on chopsticks]

if i would want to sit and think about what errors i could find in Roman Catholicism, i would have to be fair to sit and think about if there are anyl errors of Protestantism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and all Christian denominations, since all it is a family feud? and since i'm not part of the family anymore, i don't want to be an outsider that puts fire in the century old family feud.

 

[squint]

Every perceived error could be eliminated from the RCC and offence and divisions will STILL be found. Protestant organizations are their own best examples of divisions.

 

[lionroar0]

Instead of breaking the Body of Christ apart. Let's come together in prayer.

Share Scripture and prayers here:

Let us pray together and come closer to God during Lent. Liturgy of the Hours


Peace

 

[TraderJack]

Originally Posted by TraderJack
I would suggest an indepth study of the Council of Trent, as well as the Catholic Catechism.

Would that be anything akin to the religion of Judaism's Talmud?
Lot of rather "weird" stuff in thar

Well, since you mention it, they have a lot in common.

 

[TraderJack]

The Papacy itself!!!

-or-

Do you also mean things such as the Donation of Constantine which was used by the Papacy even after it was a proven forgery?

Don't leave out the other major forgeries that along with the Donation of Constantine became the foundation of Roman Catholicism:

"The Thesaurus of Greek Fathers"---a total fraud

"The Pseudo-Isidorian Decretals"---a total fraud

"Liber Pontificalis"----likewise a fraud

Of course there are many, many more, so many in fact that at one point during the dark ages, prior to the schism in 1064AD, the Greeks refused to accept any documents from Rome, calling Rome a "forgery factory".

 

[LittleLambofJesus]

Originally Posted by TraderJack
I would suggest an indepth study of the Council of Trent, as well as the Catholic Catechism.
Well, since you mention it, they have a lot in common.

Well the Talmud appears to have more in common with the Book of Mormon me thinks.

Genesis 1:3 And 'Elohiym is saying, "he shall become Light" and he is becoming Light
4 and 'Elohiym is seeing the Light that good. And 'Elohiym is seperating between the Light and between the Darkness.

John 1:3 All-things thru Him became/egeneto <1096> (5633) and apart-from Him became/egeneto <1096> (5633) not-yet one-thing which has become/gegonen <1096> (5754).
4 In Him life was, and the Life was the Light of the men.

 

[TraderJack]

Instead of breaking the Body of Christ apart.

Then Rome should repent of it's doctrinal errors, admit the damage it has done to the Body of Christ and reounce everything I have listed so far.

Let's come together in prayer.

I pray that Rome repent and come back into the Fold of Truth.

 

[TraderJack]

Well the Talmud appears to have more in common with the Book of Mormon me thinks.

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All of them have a lot in common, legalism being the major common denominator.

 

[TraderJack]

That's not a strawman. When has the pope ever tortured and murdered a saint for preaching orthodoxy?

For starters, there is Jan Hus.

Then Savronola.

And the list goes on and on and on and on and on and on...

 

[Rhamiel]

nevermind

 

[simonthezealot]

Don't leave out the other major forgeries that along with the Donation of Constantine became the foundation of Roman Catholicism:

"The Thesaurus of Greek Fathers"---a total fraud

"The Pseudo-Isidorian Decretals"---a total fraud

"Liber Pontificalis"----likewise a fraud

Of course there are many, many more, so many in fact that at one point during the dark ages, prior to the schism in 1064AD, the Greeks refused to accept any documents from Rome, calling Rome a "forgery factory".

What about Canon 28 of the councel of Chalcedon?
which gave equal power to Rome and constantinople...

 

[TraderJack]

Originally Posted by LittleLambofJesus
I used to be Roman Catholic and Protestant now I am,do I dare say it, a CHRISTIAN!!!!

No, you're a protestant. You have given into protestant ideology.

No, he's a True Catholic. The term "Protestant" was a term invented by Romans as a slur and smear of Evangelical Catholics(whom Romans call--Lutherans) and Reformed Catholics(whom Romans slur with the term they invented---Calvinists).

We are True Catholics, whereas Romans usurped the name.

 

[myfavoritmartin]

Originally Posted by LittleLambofJesus
I used to be Roman Catholic and Protestant now I am,do I dare say it, a CHRISTIAN!!!!




No, he's a True Catholic. The term "Protestant" was a term invented by Romans as a slur and smear of Evangelical Catholics(whom Romans call--Lutherans) and Reformed Catholics(whom Romans slur with the term they invented---Calvinists).

We are True Catholics, whereas Romans usurped the name.

yes catholic... NOT roman catholic.

 

[TraderJack]

Maximus said that the pope was infallible and the supreme rule of the Church and world. Of course, your Church rejects those words just like they rejected his words 120 years ago because it doesn't suit them.

They are right to reject them. False claims are to be rejected.

 

[TraderJack]

Yes, I realize the Orthodox also refer to themselves as the "Church". I will let you 2 battle on that one.

Old saying in my neck of the woods:

Stray bullets will kill you just as dead as the one's aimed at you.

 

[LittleLambofJesus]

yes catholic... NOT roman catholic.

I wouldn't mind being a Greek catholic. LOL

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Bushmaster
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If it was up to me, I would. But then Greece would walk all over you.

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Just do it!

 

[TraderJack]

It's not his hat that's important- just his keys.

The pope of Rome doesn't hold the "keys to the kingdom"---Every genuine believer in Christ does.

 

[TraderJack]

I wouldn't mind being a Greek catholic.

Tell you what, the Greeks throw great wedding parties.

I have a long time client, and a good friend, a Greek lady who came here to the US after WWII as a teenager. As soon as the war was over and her family could come out of the cave they were living in, they came here.

First time we did a lot of work for her, she invited me to join them in their Paschal celebration at her house. It was a lot of fun, we dug a pit in the back, roasted a lamb on it while tossing down Uzo.

At her grand-daughter's wedding party held at her house, we did the same, and danced all day and into the night.

Greeks throw the best wedding parties I've ever been to.

 

[TraderJack]

I've said it before and I'll say it again.

I'm a Protesting Catholic.

Properly, you are a True Catholic. Never forget it.