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@theefaith ....you really don't get the message do you!! What you just posted is a classic example of an obsesssion with the worship of Mary to the extreme! Therefore, I will not longer reply to your post and recommend that others do so because you are a "troll" seeking nothing more than being...

Here are the basics of hermentutics: Taking verses in context Understanding the content Knowing the definition of words Knowing the culture and history of the times Using logic and common sense Not basing some teaching on some far-fetched passage Interpreting narratives in light of moral...

History of hermeneutics (Wikipedia) Apostolic Fathers See also: Apostolic Fathers and Christianity in the 2nd century The principle of prophecy fulfillment was carried over from the Apostolic Age and was continued up to the beginning of the 3rd century A.D. For example, Irenaeus dedicates an...

Some peoples hermenutics iare like tying spaghetti to an achor and dropping it into the ocean and expecting it to hold a cruise ship!

Further Quotes from Vatican Documents show the Papacy's belief in Papal Infallibility: Source: John Treat, The Catholic faith, or, Doctrines of the Church of Rome contrary to Scripture (1888) : 536. Just recently, in 2004, Bishop Patrick Dunn of Auckland said this: "It seems that Pope John...

You are out of line. Just because someone does not agree with you it does not mean you have to call a persons post "stupid."

Mat 15:8-9...'This people honors me with their lips, but their heart is far from me; in vain do they worship me, teaching as doctrines the precepts of men.'" A person who may not have the ability to speak does not have to kneel, pray to a statue with rosary beads, or kiss the feet of a stone...

You have overstated this same thought (and many other boring posts) over, and over, and over again and yet you don't seem to get it....not one poster on here believes anything you say nor does it seem that you have changed one persons beliefs about the Roman Catholic church. Perhaps you should...

Based on your posts so far, you are not an expert on the NT either.

Infant baptism?

Ok, so if I believe my mother is "full of grace" then should I be bowing down to her and praying to her like she was the mona lisa? That kind of logic defies common sense.

And you consider that to be a bad thing??? If so WHY?

Once again...the RCC SHOULD NOT TEACH ERROR! Jhn 16:13...When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all the truth; for he will not speak on his own authority, but whatever he hears he will speak, and he will declare to you the things that are to come. But what does these two verses...

Explain please.

1- What verse did you use for that statement? 2- Are you referring to the Roman catholic church as the only true "new covenant church...as mother?" 3- What about the OT covenant remnant believers in Acts 2, are they a part of the "new covenant church?"

That's a classic example of how the RCC comes up with their "funny, illogical, wiggle-worm traditions" that can be turned into anything and everything they want to hold over there parishioners heads to keep them in fear of losing their salvation if they defied the "church."

I never said they were! I truly believe that there is an "invisible remnant" that has existed since the Garden of Eden - of which that "tree of life" is made up of. Denominational names are only good for individuals that feel strongly about certain doctrines that are scripturally based and be...

It does if the JW's refer to God in John 1:1 as "a god" and follow a man named Charles Taze Russell and the Mormons follow Joseph Smith and his "traditions."

I stick with this: "No earthly institution, whether it be the Roman Catholic Church, the Jehovah’s Witnesses Watchtower Society, or the so called Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormons), can claim to be the authoritative guardian of truth or exclusive agency of God upon the earth...

And that was what post?