samtonga43
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Is there any other way?We worship who we think that we worship.
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Is there any other way?We worship who we think that we worship.
Jesus is creator.... He is God!I must have missed it. What is the exact quote from the USCCB that says Catholics are not to worship Jesus or specifically says to worship ONLY the Father? It doesn't do any good to quote where it says you worship the Father. I k now you do. I'm saying you worship Jesus as well, which basically means giving him adoration as a deity.
Did you ever address Eucharistic Adoration? Who is being worshiped?
I am not Roman Catholic. but I agree with the above completely.Jesus is creator.... He is God!
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He was with God in the beginning. 3 Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made. 4 In him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind.
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Catholic Answers
>>>>>>>>The divinity of Christ is an essential teaching of the Catholic faith. Indeed, any community of faith that would deny Christ’s deity ceases to be Christian at all. Yet, not a few quasi-Christian sects do just that—vehemently reject this central teaching. So how can Catholics present a cogent defense steeped in Scripture and faithful to magisterial teaching? <<<<<<<
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The Father alone is the first principle of life in the Godhead; thus, the Catechism of the Catholic Church can say, in paragraph 246: “Everything that belongs to the Father, except being Father, the Son has also eternally from the Father, from whom he is eternally born . . .” (emphasis added). In this sense, the Father can be said to be greater than the Son relationally, while they are absolutely equal with regard to their essence as God.
In other words, the Catholic church is claimimg to be authoritative,JThe divinity of Christ is an essential teaching of the Catholic faith. Indeed, any community of faith that would deny Christ’s deity ceases to be Christian at all..
I am not Roman Catholic. but I agree with the above completely.[/QUOTE
Catholic Answers
>>>>>>>>The divinity of Christ is an essential teaching of the Catholic faith. Indeed, any community of faith that would deny Christ’s deity ceases to be Christian at all. Yet, not a few quasi-Christian sects do just that—vehemently reject this central teaching. So how can Catholics present a cogent defense steeped in Scripture and faithful to magisterial teaching? <<<<<<<
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The Father alone is the first principle of life in the Godhead; thus, the Catechism of the Catholic Church can say, in paragraph 246: “Everything that belongs to the Father, except being Father, the Son has also eternally from the Father, from whom he is eternally born . . .” (emphasis added). In this sense, the Father can be said to be greater than the Son relationally, while they are absolutely equal with regard to their essence as God.
samtonga43 it is good to meet you....
I am not Roman Catholic. but I agree with the above completely.[/QUOTEI am not Roman Catholic. but I agree with the above completely.
.In other words, the Catholic church is claimimg to be authoritative,
and claims the title of "Christian" for their own church.
Almighty God is the Best of All Judges. G-d does not judge by the authority of the Catholic church .. so it doesn't really matter what they think.
It matters what G-d thinks.
Really .. does that include the priests who were found guilty of sexual misdemeanours?Representing God the Church has the authority to speak for God!