[Ezekiel Bathfire]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

She's gone? I'll have my faithful retainer, Boy, come round and open a few windows to rid the place of the smell of incense, hypocrisy and idolatry.

[GAY_Tool]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

I've always liked Papists infact most of my friends are Papists.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

I've always liked Papists infact most of my friends are Papists.

Well of course. You're a queer.

[GAY_Tool]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

And your part of Landover so whats your point pastor?

[Warrior of God]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

And your part of Landover so whats your point pastor?

Gay , stupid , and slow on the uptake...

World's against you isn't it boy.

Never mind, when God sends you to hell all that will seem trivial ,
for an eternity...

[GAY_Tool]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

Gay , stupid , and slow on the uptake...

World's against you isn't it boy.

Never mind, when God sends you to hell all that will seem trivial ,
for an eternity...

The worlds against you dear boy, Infact half the Uk hates your guts.Why not save yourself and become a Papist.

[Warrior of God]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

The worlds against you dear boy, Infact half the Uk hates your guts.Why not save yourself and become a Papist.

Just a geographical/demographic hint here...

The world is actually larger than the UK , in any terms.
Therefore to say that half the UK hates me , after saying half the world
is against me , is somewhat redundant...
actually pile of planks stupid would be more accurate.

I am from , and live in England, I have not met 'half the UK...
Nor have half the UK met me.
Thus , your comment ref half the population of the UK is ,again,
somewhat redundant,
stupid...
does the expression pile of planks mean anything to you.

Significant numbers of the UK's population are papists, mooslem, hindu, various protestant wannabe christians, chav scum bred deviants breeding more illegitimate chavscum, and lord knows what else,
why would it be of any concern to me, or importance how they feel about me.
They, and you, have a one way ticket to hell booked...
Please , do not delay your departure on my account...
Hate me forever. please .
Burn...

Jeremiah 17:18
Let them be confounded that persecute me, but let not me be confounded: let them be dismayed, but let not me be dismayed: bring upon them the day of evil, and destroy them with double destruction.

Matthew 5:11
Blessed are ye, when men shall revile you, and persecute you, and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely, for my sake.

[GAY_Tool]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

I'd rather enjoy persecuting you.Should teach the other members a lesson then maybe they'll shut the forum down.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

I'd rather enjoy persecuting you.Should teach the other members a lesson then maybe they'll shut the forum down.

I'm not sure who "they" are, but I can tell you this much; We are BLESSED by your very persecution. Jesus promises us this in the Holy Bible.

Matthew 5:10 Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness' sake: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
5:11 Blessed are ye, when men shall revile you, and persecute you, and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely, for my sake.
5:12 Rejoice, and be exceeding glad: for great is your reward in heaven: for so persecuted they the prophets which were before you.

Thank you for proving that we're right and you're wrong and hellbound.

[Brother Temperance]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

Why not save yourself and become a Papist.

Because the two are mutually exclusive. That's like saying "why not cut both your legs off and walk to Birmingham?"

I'd rather enjoy persecuting you.Should teach the other members a lesson then maybe they'll shut the forum down.

Or we could just ban you. That might be simpler.

[GAY_Tool]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

Because the two are mutually exclusive. That's like saying "why not cut both your legs off and walk to Birmingham?"

Or we could just ban you. That might be simpler.

It would also be childish and confirming what i know about you and this forum.So you live near Birmingham do you? Or is that just a lie so you can plan an event in which Gothzilla is slain? And as i have mentioned time and time again I couldn't give two donkeys if reading certain books got me in to heaven or not because i am an ATHEIST.

[Warrior of God]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

I'd rather enjoy persecuting you.Should teach the other members a lesson then maybe they'll shut the forum down.

You call what you do persecuting ?

The innefectual ,whining, drivel you spout...
That is meant to repress us, deny us our freedoms, and Punish us ?

Boy, you're funny ...
and seriously need to get out more.

If you did Persecution as a school project you would fail the course.

What are you going to teach the forum...
how you strive to maintain your delusions of adequacy ?

Not exactly a survival skill...

[ApoplecticFalseChristian]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

The OP is not demonstrating a knowledgeable level of history to warrant the courtesy of a rebuttal.

I will contribute by reminding some of our revisionist's friends here that there is only one body of Christ and therefor only one single visible Church on earth and it has a street address on earth. To those who are not yet mature enough to discern the truth let me show you what your bible teaches you about the one true Apostolic Church - The Catholic Church.

Matt. to Rev. - Peter is mentioned 155 times and the rest of apostles combined are only mentioned 130 times. Peter is also always listed first except in 1 Cor. 3:22 and Gal. 2:9 (which are obvious exceptions to the rule).


Matt. 10:2; Mark 1:36; 3:16; Luke 6:14-16; Acts 1:3; 2:37; 5:29 - these are some of many examples where Peter is mentioned first among the apostles.

Matt. 14:28-29 - only Peter has the faith to walk on water. No other man in Scripture is said to have the faith to walk on water. This faith ultimately did not fail.

Matt. 16:16, Mark 8:29; John 6:69 - Peter is first among the apostles to confess the divinity of Christ.

Matt. 16:17 - Peter alone is told he has received divine knowledge by a special revelation from God the Father.

Matt. 16:18 - Jesus builds the Church only on Peter, the rock, with the other apostles as the foundation and Jesus as the Head.

Matt. 16:19 - only Peter receives the keys, which represent authority over the Church and facilitate dynastic succession to his authority.

Matt. 17:24-25 - the tax collector approaches Peter for Jesus' tax. Peter is the spokesman for Jesus. He is the Vicar of Christ.

Matt. 17:26-27 - Jesus pays the half-shekel tax with one shekel, for both Jesus and Peter. Peter is Christ's representative on earth.

Matt. 18:21 - in the presence of the disciples, Peter asks Jesus about the rule of forgiveness. One of many examples where Peter takes a leadership role among the apostles in understanding Jesus' teachings.

Matt. 19:27 - Peter speaks on behalf of the apostles by telling Jesus that they have left everything to follow Him.

Mark 10:28 - here also, Peter speaks on behalf of the disciples by declaring that they have left everything to follow Him.

Mark 11:21 - Peter speaks on behalf of the disciples in remembering Jesus' curse on the fig tree.

Mark 14:37 - at Gethsemane, Jesus asks Peter, and no one else, why he was asleep. Peter is accountable to Jesus for his actions on behalf of the apostles because he has been appointed by Jesus as their leader.

Mark 16:7 - Peter is specified by an angel as the leader of the apostles as the angel confirms the resurrection of Christ.

Luke 5:3 – Jesus teaches from Peter’s boat which is metaphor for the
Church. Jesus guides Peter and the Church into all truth.

Luke 5:4,10 - Jesus instructs Peter to let down the nets for a catch, and the miraculous catch follows. Peter, the Pope, is the "fisher of men."

Luke 7:40-50- Jesus addresses Peter regarding the rule of forgiveness and Peter answers on behalf of the disciples. Jesus also singles Peter out and judges his conduct vis-à-vis the conduct of the woman who anointed Him.

Luke 8:45 - when Jesus asked who touched His garment, it is Peter who answers on behalf of the disciples.

Luke 8:51; 9:28; 22:8; Acts 1:13; 3:1,3,11; 4:13,19; 8:14 - Peter is always mentioned before John, the disciple whom Jesus loved.

Luke 9:28;33 - Peter is mentioned first as going to mountain of transfiguration and the only one to speak at the transfiguration.

Luke 12:41 - Peter seeks clarification of a parable on behalf on the disciples. This is part of Peter's formation as the chief shepherd of the flock after Jesus ascended into heaven.

Luke 22:31-32 - Jesus prays for Peter alone, that his faith may not fail, and charges him to strengthen the rest of the apostles.

Luke 24:12, John 20:4-6 - John arrived at the tomb first but stopped and waited for Peter. Peter then arrived and entered the tomb first.

Luke 24:34 - the two disciples distinguish Peter even though they both had seen the risen Jesus the previous hour. See Luke 24:33.

John 6:68 - after the disciples leave, Peter is the first to speak and confess his belief in Christ after the Eucharistic discourse.

John 13:6-9 - Peter speaks out to the Lord in front of the apostles concerning the washing of feet.

John 13:36; 21:18 - Jesus predicts Peter's death. Peter was martyred at

Rome in 67 A.D. Several hundred years of papal successors were also martyred.

John 21:2-3,11 - Peter leads the fishing and his net does not break. The boat (the "barque of Peter") is a metaphor for the Church.

John 21:7 - only Peter got out of the boat and ran to the shore to meet Jesus. Peter is the earthly shepherd leading us to God.

John 21:15 - in front of the apostles, Jesus asks Peter if he loves Jesus "more than these," which refers to the other apostles. Peter is the head of the apostolic see.

John 21:15-17 - Jesus charges Peter to "feed my lambs," "tend my sheep," "feed my sheep." Sheep means all people, even the apostles.

Acts 1:13 - Peter is first when entering upper room after our Lord's ascension. The first Eucharist and Pentecost were given in this room.

Acts 1:15 - Peter initiates the selection of a successor to Judas right after Jesus ascended into heaven, and no one questions him. Further, if the Church needed a successor to Judas, wouldn't it need one to Peter? Of course.

Acts 2:14 - Peter is first to speak for the apostles after the Holy Spirit descended upon them at Pentecost. Peter is the first to preach the Gospel.

Acts 2:38 - Peter gives first preaching in the early Church on repentance and baptism in the name of Jesus Christ.

Acts 3:1,3,4 - Peter is mentioned first as going to the Temple to pray.

Acts 3:6-7 - Peter works the first healing of the apostles.

Acts 3:12-26, 4:8-12 - Peter teaches the early Church the healing through Jesus and that there is no salvation other than Christ.

Acts 5:3 - Peter declares the first anathema of Ananias and Sapphira which is ratified by God, and brings about their death. Peter exercises his binding authority.

Acts 5:15 - Peter's shadow has healing power. No other apostle is said to have this power.

Acts 8:14 - Peter is mentioned first in conferring the sacrament of confirmation.

Acts 8:20-23 - Peter casts judgment on Simon's quest for gaining authority through the laying on of hands. Peter exercises his binding and loosing authority.

Acts 9:32-34 - Peter is mentioned first among the apostles and works the healing of Aeneas.

Acts 9:38-40 - Peter is mentioned first among the apostles and raises Tabitha from the dead.

Acts 10:5 - Cornelius is told by an angel to call upon Peter. Angels are messengers of God. Peter was granted this divine vision.

Acts 10:34-48, 11:1-18 - Peter is first to teach about salvation for all (Jews and Gentiles).

Acts 12:5 - this verse implies that the "whole Church" offered "earnest prayers" for Peter, their leader, during his imprisonment.

Acts 12:6-11 - Peter is freed from jail by an angel. He is the first object of divine intervention in the early Church.

Acts 15:7-12 - Peter resolves the first doctrinal issue on circumcision at the Church's first council at Jerusalem, and no one questions him. After Peter the Papa spoke, all were kept silent.

Acts 15:12 - only after Peter (the Pope) speaks do Paul and Barnabas (bishops) speak in support of Peter's definitive teaching.

Acts 15:13-14 - then James speaks to further acknowledge Peter's definitive teaching. "Simeon (Peter) has related how God first visited..."

Rom. 15:20 - Paul says he doesn't want to build on "another man's foundation" referring to Peter, who built the Church in Rome.

1 Cor. 9:5 – Peter is distinguished from the rest of the apostles and brethren of the Lord.

1 Cor. 15:4-8 - Paul distinguishes Jesus' post-resurrection appearances to Peter from those of the other apostles. Christ appeared “to Cephas, then to the twelve.”

Gal.1:18 - Paul spends fifteen days with Peter privately before beginning his ministry, even after Christ's Revelation to Paul.

1 Peter 5:1 - Peter acts as the chief bishop by "exhorting" all the other bishops and elders of the Church.

1 Peter 5:13 - Some Protestants argue against the Papacy by trying to prove Peter was never in Rome. First, this argument is irrelevant to whether Jesus instituted the Papacy. Secondly, this verse demonstrates that Peter was in fact in Rome. Peter writes from "Babylon" which was a code name for Rome during these days of persecution. See, for example,

Rev. 14:8, 16:19, 17:5, 18:2,10,21, which show that "Babylon" meant Rome. Rome was the "great city" of the New Testament period. Because Rome during this age was considered the center of the world, the Lord wanted His Church to be established in Rome.

2 Peter 1:14 - Peter writes about Jesus' prediction of Peter's death, embracing the eventual martyrdom that he would suffer.

2 Peter 3:16 - Peter is making a judgment on the proper interpretation of Paul's letters. Peter is the chief shepherd of the flock.

Matt. 23:11; Mark 9:35; 10:44 - yet Peter, as the first, humbled himself to be the last and servant of all servants.

ApostolicChristian

[ApoplecticFalseChristian]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

Can somone explain to me why I got an infraction for being "demonic" after my very first post here???!!! And why somone changed my screen name from ApostolicChristian to ApostolicFalseChristian and gave me a title of unsaved scum???? Good Lord, what kind of uncharitable Christian forum is this????

ApostolicChristian

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Why Roman Catholic Papists Are NOT Christians

Can somone explain to me why I got an infraction for being "demonic" after my very first post here???!!! And why somone changed my screen name from ApostolicChristian to ApostolicFalseChristian and gave me a title of unsaved scum???? Good Lord, what kind of uncharitable Christian forum is this????

ApostolicChristian

You self-identified as a mary-worshiping papist. You are a demon by definition, and certainly not Saved(c). You aren't even a Christian!

Please take a look at our welcome thread HERE. Also, THIS thread will give you some more detailed information on who we are.

I urge you to abandon your idolatrous cult today, and to accept Christ as your personal Savior.