Re: Homosexuals are forcing Jesus to watch them have ANAL SEX!!
There's a difference between "catholic" and Roman Catholicism, isn't there? Surely before the Church of the East (Persian) and the Oriental Orthodox (Indian, Copts, Ethiopian) and the Eastern (Russian, Greek, etc.) Orthodox hived themselves off, along with assorted other heretics, there was only one Church? Maybe for a century? Or two?
If pre-existing pagan temples combined in some way during the Roman period, that would not have anything to do with Jesus and would preserve all their old idols. If those temples were not viable individually, due to innovations in Greek philosophy say, eventually their new combined format would simply disintegrate – but the priesthood would get a few more generations to fleece all participants. That could be checked out I guess by looking up the dates for various Greek (and later Roman) gods and goddesses and comparing them to later history.
The Church originated by Jesus, on the other hand, started as a single (small) group and expanded.
Clearly this would not give rise to the Romish heresy and the rag-bag of idols they cart around, whatever their origin. The fact that later groups could take up things NOT commanded by Jesus or even dream up new ideas CONTRADICTING what He's said would lead to all sorts of variations from the original – but distinct from all that disbelieving pope nonsense. Perhaps I'm mistaken though?
It would be great if they turned to Christ and left the idols behind, in either case. After all, there is no such thing as a Christian homosexual.
There's a difference between "catholic" and Roman Catholicism, isn't there? Surely before the Church of the East (Persian) and the Oriental Orthodox (Indian, Copts, Ethiopian) and the Eastern (Russian, Greek, etc.) Orthodox hived themselves off, along with assorted other heretics, there was only one Church? Maybe for a century? Or two?
If pre-existing pagan temples combined in some way during the Roman period, that would not have anything to do with Jesus and would preserve all their old idols. If those temples were not viable individually, due to innovations in Greek philosophy say, eventually their new combined format would simply disintegrate – but the priesthood would get a few more generations to fleece all participants. That could be checked out I guess by looking up the dates for various Greek (and later Roman) gods and goddesses and comparing them to later history.
The Church originated by Jesus, on the other hand, started as a single (small) group and expanded.
Matthew 28:19-20 [Jesus speaking] Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world. Amen.
Clearly this would not give rise to the Romish heresy and the rag-bag of idols they cart around, whatever their origin. The fact that later groups could take up things NOT commanded by Jesus or even dream up new ideas CONTRADICTING what He's said would lead to all sorts of variations from the original – but distinct from all that disbelieving pope nonsense. Perhaps I'm mistaken though?
It would be great if they turned to Christ and left the idols behind, in either case. After all, there is no such thing as a Christian homosexual.
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