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@ Romeo: I think when you copy and paste, if you choose plain text, it will do so without the other commands.
Sounds cultic to me lol
Sounds cultic to me lol
So far as Catholic havo do with RCC and Orthodox Churches only in the sense it has to do with Baptists and Lutherans and Presbyterians and Anglicans et al
So far as Catholic havo do with RCC and Orthodox Churches only in the sense it has to do with Baptists and Lutherans and Presbyterians and Anglicans et al
Simon wrote:
The word Catholic in the Apostles Creed has NOTHING to do with the Roman Catholic Church they named themselves after the notion
On what evidence do you base that conclusion? Even to this day, most official documents of the Catholic Church use the name Catholic Church not RCC. The two are interchangeable terms. At most, you could say Roman is where the Latin rite is used and others use various Eastern rites but are still in communion and part of the CC. A total of 22 churches I believe.
Simon wrote:
The word Catholic in the Apostles Creed has NOTHING to do with the Roman Catholic Church they named themselves after the notion
On what evidence do you base that conclusion? Even to this day, most official documents of the Catholic Church use the name Catholic Church not RCC. The two are interchangeable terms. At most, you could say Roman is where the Latin rite is used and others use various Eastern rites but are still in communion and part of the CC. A total of 22 churches I believe.
The Catholic church denomination named itself after the notion gods church is catholic ADJECTIVE. not a name
The whole name is one, holy, catholic, apostolic church. It is called catholic for brevity. There is a practically unbroken line of succession from apostolic times.
That’s the same post. hoc reasoning wmscog. uses regarding their name
But I notice you offer no reasoning at all. Just claims.
Same on your side
Your side makes the claim i reject it
I gave you one piece of evidence. The continuity in line of succession. You haven't given me a shred.
That’s a claim
what do you mean it is a claim? There is a unbroken line of Popes since the time of Peter.
Sorry people, but I don’t think we should start arguing about the Catholic Church now, lets try not to get off track
The Presbyterian church recites the Creed.
I agree with Jack here. To keep at the Catholic Church debate only takes away from the main reason for this site – the ones we are examining.
That would be 100% irresponsible
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