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I love the doctrines of Grace.

You said: "Now He is glorifying our soul and spirit to be like Him." Rather, He is sanctifying our soul and spirit to be like Him. And that means Christians still sin.

The foundation of our (non-demonic) beliefs has to be what the Scriptures say.

If a member of The Catholic Church worships the physical objects of the Eucharist, that member is not worshipping Christ, but an idol. Therefore, not a Christian.

You said: "We must be taught by Christ, thru His church by the apostles,.." That is exactly what the Protestants are doing. Also, there is no office of Bishop, distinct from Elder.

"…sympathize with the Holocaust?" "Let my accusers be clothed with shame, And let them cover themselves with their own disgrace as with a mantle." (Psalms 109:29)

Protestants don't want to 'know Mary, or her children.' Catholics seem to want more than Christ, more than the 66 books of the 'protestant bible', more than 2 sacraments, more than the offices of Elder/Bishop and Deacon, more than a piece of bread and some wine to celebrate a simple memorial...

Your words are worthless if you worship a wafer.

The Eastern Orthodox and Russian Orthodox churches disagree with your church. They claim much of the same authority that The Catholic Church claims. If your church can't even unite with the Orhtodox, being so similar in your teachings, how do you expect to influence Protestants to join your...

Maybe this has been addressed already, but under your heading 'Idolatry' it would seem the most obvious example is the Eucharist. For many centuries the Catholic Church has insisted that at the words of consecration the wafer and wine become God. They worship a physical object. That is...

You said: "But I believe the evidence of having been baptized in the Spirit is sinlessness." I'm pretty sure you are sinning by believing that statement. It is completely contrary to the Scriptures.

In Romans 7:25 the Apostle Paul says: "…So then, with the mind I myself serve the law of God, but with the flesh the law of sin." Believers are under the law of God, but no longer under the Mosaic Law.

The 'Christ' your church claims to worship looks like a wafer. Really. So, your church 'walks by sight, not by faith'. It's that simple.

If you follow the commands of your church you are sinning by worshipping (at Mass) a physical object: the wafer and wine. So, for your sanctification: 'put to death the deeds of the body by the Spirit' (Romans 8:13).

You said:"I sometimes think I am better off dead." Understandable and true, and here's proof: (2Cor.5) "6. So we are always confident, knowing that while we are at home in the body we are absent from the Lord. 7. For we walk by faith, not by sight. 8. We are confident, yes, well pleased...

It might help to think of him as an unbeliever since he is defending the Church of Rome.

You said: "Ironic that you reject His voice yet quote it here like it has authority." He said, one or two years ago, why he does that. He does it just because Christians like to use Bible verses. He rejects the Word of God, and the Church of God.

He's also been to heaven more than once, and talked to god face to face. So he has said.

Hi Marymog. I'm not usually a troll, but my response to your question is trollish, for sure. I don't think I lied, though. Your church does worship the object in the image. So, your church 'walks by sight, not by faith' because the object of that faith is a physical object. And "faith is the...

This image you promote shows who your god is: a physical object, a wafer. Your religion walks by sight, not by faith. And yes, I answered your question.