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    Know the truth about sola scriptura and Catholicism

    Hi Sojourner, was just wandering, instead of just blanket statements, we could make post's in order to try and support either doctrine, something I can make a proper response to. Thank you
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    Know the truth about sola scriptura and Catholicism

    Hi Kathryn, I'm just curious of your religion title. I know what a Liturgical cycle and year is, but what is a Liturgical Christian if you don't mind me asking?
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    How the Bible was changed by man! Is this true?

    EIGHT When was the New Testament placed under one cover? In 397 A. D. by the Council of Carthage, from which it follows that non-Catholics have derived their New Testament from the Catholic Church; no other source was available. COMMENT: Up to 397 A. D., some of the Christians had access to...
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    How the Bible was changed by man! Is this true?

    Originally from the 1994, copy of Crying in the Wilderness Newsletter (a Roman Catholic Quarterly Produced by the Benedictine Monks of Most Holy Family Monastery). This newsletter contained an article entitled, "Answers to 25 Questions on the History of the New Testament which completely refute...
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    Christian: RCC-Prot Gospel

    The Bible says much about "tradition." In the New Testament, the words "traditions" and "tradition" occur 14 times. There are eight references (Matt. 15:2,3,6: Mark 7:3,5, 8,9,13) in which Christ makes statements about traditions, which are derogatory. In Colossians 2:8 and Galatians 1:14...
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    Is there solid, verifiable proof that there is a god?

    There is an enourmous amount of geographical, archeological and historical evidence to prove many stories of the Bible, the discovery of Sodom and gomorrah are one example, check it out.
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    Know the truth about sola scriptura and Catholicism

    "Do you believe in a literal "Fall of Man" Are you into the gnostics Slave2six ?
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    Christian Bible created by Worshipers of Greek Gods (Rome)

    Originally from the 1994, copy of Crying in the Wilderness Newsletter (a Roman Catholic Quarterly Produced by the Benedictine Monks of Most Holy Family Monastery). This newsletter contained an article entitled, "Answers to 25 Questions on the History of the New Testament which completely refute...
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    Know the truth about sola scriptura and Catholicism

    FOUR Was there any drastic difference between what Our Lord commanded the Apostles to teach and what the New Testament contains? Our Lord commanded his Apostles to teach all things whatsoever He had commanded; (Matt. 28-20); His Church must necessarily teach everything; (John 14-26); however...
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    Know the truth about sola scriptura and Catholicism

    THREE Was it a teaching or a Bible-reading Church that Christ founded? The Protestant Bible expressly states that Christ founded a teaching Church, which existed before any of the New Testament books were written. Rom. 10-17: So then faith cometh by HEARING, and hearing by the word of God...
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    Know the truth about sola scriptura and Catholicism

    I won't post all of this at once as it is quite a lot of information , so I will post it gradually. I believe it is one of the best resource's explaining sola scriptura, among other subject's. It was put together by "Former Catholics For Christ". God bless.
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    Know the truth about sola scriptura and Catholicism

    TWO How many of the Apostles or others actually wrote what is now in the New Testament? A Few of the Apostles wrote part of Our Lord's teachings, as they themselves expressly stated; i.e., Peter, Paul, James, John, Jude, Matthew, also Sts. Mark and Luke. None of the others wrote anything, so...
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    Know the truth about sola scriptura and Catholicism

    Originally from the 1994, copy of Crying in the Wilderness Newsletter (a Roman Catholic Quarterly Produced by the Benedictine Monks of Most Holy Family Monastery). This newsletter contained an article entitled, "Answers to 25 Questions on the History of the New Testament which completely refute...
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