[James Peter]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

Your sources are based on the writings that were in The Library of Alexandria, which was burnt to the ground by you papist dogs. Many of your "sources" are from the Church in Antioch. Somehow you managed to only preserve the fragments that support your argument, yet you don't accept the gnostic texts nor the Dead Sea scrolls.

Sorry, if I'm skeptical that your false church managed to preserve what was convenient to itself.

Sorry for engaging in debate, Pastors and TC's . If this papist troll is going to be allowed to spread his lies, they should be answered to the best of the abilities this neophyte Christian posseses.

Don't forget we also saved the Bible that you use, Protestant stooge.

[Jenni111]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

Don't forget we also saved the Bible that you use, Protestant stooge.

Are you a fan of cats?

[Levi Jones]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

Don't forget we also saved the Bible that you use, Protestant stooge.
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Erasmus' translation was done in the 1500's. It was hardly from the Library of Alexandria.

[James Peter]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

Are you a fan of cats?

Didn't I tell you to shut up, woman? Don't you have a pie to bake or something?

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

Didn't I tell you to shut up, woman? Don't you have a pie to bake or something?

Come. come now! I'm surprised at you! I thought you papist dogs "venerate" women instead of subjectifying them, as the Bible commands.

What would your false god Mary say?

[James Peter]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

Mary doesn't count, she was held beyond mere ordinary women -

Luke 1: 28And the angel came in unto her, and said, Hail, thou that art highly favoured, the Lord is with thee: blessed art thou among women.

Other than that, we know how to keep women in line. There's never been a single Catholic female priests, yet scores of Protestant allow women clergymen in brazen contradiction to the Lord's word.

[Jenni111]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

Didn't I tell you to shut up, woman? Don't you have a pie to bake or something?

You're so mean!!!

Maybe I would listen to you, if you weren't such a "Paptist Stooge".

[Christiansoldier]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

Didn't I tell you to shut up, woman? Don't you have a pie to bake or something?

Hey! I won't tolerate anyone bossing around a woman unless it is done by a True Christian man!

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

There's never been a single Catholic female priests, yet scores of Protestant allow women clergymen in brazen contradiction to the Lord's word.

Further evidence that Baptists are NOT protestants.

[James Peter]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

Hey! I won't tolerate anyone bossing around a woman unless it is done by a True Christian man!

I'm nice to ladies.

That uppity whore is NO lady.

[James Peter]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

Further evidence that Baptists are NOT protestants.

Nice try, usurping the Catholic church's true lineage as your own, but it won't work.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baptist#Baptist_origins_in_the_16th_and_17th_centuries

Baptist origins in the 16th and 17th centuries

Scholars see the Baptists as the descendants of the Puritans, influenced by Anabaptists, and thus products of the Reformation. Johannes Warns states that the first independent Anabaptist church was that at Augsburg, Germany, in about 1524.[12]
Baptists, per se, separated from the Church of England in the early 17th century.[13] Puritan separatists John Smyth and Thomas Helwys are acknowledged by numerous historians as key founders of the modern Baptist denomination. The early Baptists were divided into General Baptists who were Arminian in theology, and Particular Baptists who were Calvinistic in theology.[14][15][16]
According to Baptist historian H. Leon McBeth, Baptists, as a distinct denomination, originated in England in a time of intense religious reform. McBeth writes, “Our best historical evidence says that Baptists came into existence in England in the early seventeenth century. They apparently emerged out of the Puritan-Separatist movement in the Church of England.”[13] However there is also documentation saying that Baptists could have been in England in the 1500s. Joan Boucher (or Joan of Kent) who was martyred for her beliefs in 1550, is reported to have mentioned that she met with Baptists as a young girl in Eythorne, Kent (more information is found at Eythorne Baptist Church).
Both Roger Williams and his compatriot in working for religious freedom, Dr. John Clarke, are variously credited as founding the earliest Baptist church in America.[17] In 1639, Williams established a Baptist church in Providence, Rhode Island, and Clarke began a Baptist church in Newport, Rhode Island. According to a Baptist historian who has researched the matter extensively, "There is much debate over the centuries as to whether the Providence or Newport church deserved the place of 'first' Baptist congregation in America. Exact records for both congregations are lacking."[18]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baptist...on_and_history

This theory is built more on a theological and scriptural foundation rather than a historical one. Historical documentation needed to support this theory, however, is completely absent. It also rejects falsifiability because it only requires the existence of at least one single congregation (could be as small as two or three people - according to Christ's promise to be with His church where even two or three were gathered together (Matthew 18:20) during any particular point in history to be true.
Ancient anti-paedobaptist groups, such as the Waldenses, Albigenses, Cathari, and later the Paulicians and Anabaptists, are often claimed to be within this chain of tradition. However, some of those mentioned groups that have continued existence up today, such as the Mennonites, Waldenses, and Paulicians, deny any link with the modern Baptist churches and the Albigenses and Cathari (in reality the same group) had Gnostic and anarchistic views which contrast very sharply with Baptist ones.

[Christiansoldier]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

I'm nice to ladies.

That uppity whore is NO lady.

I would expect nothing less from a Papist Stooge.

Jenni is a nice lady! Well sometimes she can act up....but she's more Christian than you ever will be!

[Professor Bessemer]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

So everything on the Wikipedia is true now? Then this must be accurate as well:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_sex_abuse_cases

The issue of sexual abuse by Catholic priests rose to national attention in 1985 when Gilbert Gauthe plead guilty to 11 counts of molestation of boys. In the 1990s, the issue was again brought to the national attention when a number of books on the topic were published. However, it was not until early 2002 that the Boston Globe coverage of a series of criminal prosecutions of five Roman Catholic priests thrust the issue of sexual abuse of minors by Catholic priests into the national limelight on an ongoing basis.The coverage of these cases encouraged other victims to come forward with their allegations of abuse resulting in more lawsuits and criminal cases.
Ultimately, it became clear that, over several decades in the 20th century, that some priests and lay members of religious orders in the Catholic Church had sexually abused minors (those under 18) on a scale such that the accusations eventually reached into the thousands. Although the majority of cases were reported to have occurred in the United States, victims have come forward in other nations such as Ireland, Canada and Australia. A major aggravating factor was the actions of Catholic bishops in responding to allegations of clerical abuse. It was revealed that some bishops had facilitated compensation payments to alleged victims on condition that the allegations remained secret. In addition, rather than being dismissed, the accused were often instructed to undergo psychological counseling and, on completion of counseling, reassigned to other parishes where, in some cases, they continued to abuse minors.
In response to these allegations, both ecclesiastical and civil authorities have implemented procedures to prevent sexual abuse of minors by clergy and to report and punish it if and when it occurs.

[James Peter]

Re: Why Protestant Stooges Are NOT Christians!

Did I ever say no priest has ever done anything wrong? No I did not.