Lots of Catholics wouldn't consider Protestants to be Christian, so it's no big deal.
Ummmm, no.....
Catholics are the ORIGINAL Christians....
Up until Luther came along if you said Christian you are talking about Catholics.
Lots of Catholics wouldn't consider Protestants to be Christian, so it's no big deal.
Ummmm, no.....
Catholics are the ORIGINAL Christians....
Up until Luther came along if you said Christian you are talking about Catholics.
What that quote refers to is that no other church or religious organization offers salvation other then the Catholic Church. Essentially there is only one true Church. If you belong to another you won't be saved through it, but you can still be saved through the Catholic Church.
Whereas the original quote is:Extra ecclesiam nulla salus
;) )Extra Ecclesiam nulla salus
Not exactly.
So I wouldn't call Catholicism the ORIGINAl christian church. They were others before.
No....see look at it this way...Peter right? The apostle of Jesus. He was the first Pope of what today is the Catholic Church. And seeing as how there weren't Catholics before Jesus...well....you can see that for yourself. That grey line should be Red to symbolize the Roman Catholics.
Yeah, but what about Eastern and Oriental Orthodox Churches? They also recognize that the Pope is Peter's successor.
Frankly, some of differences are more geopolitical than anything else.
Lol cite that from the bible.No, those who have never heard of Christ will be saved as long as they have lived good lives...Also, when a person dies there soul is called by Jesus three times, they have those three times to answer him and be saved, if they do not answer then they are condemned to Hell.
Lol cite that from the bible.
So you can't cite it in the bible?It was a revalation to St. Faustina. It is in the Catholic Catechism.
No, the Catholics became Catholics later on. Read the bible. They were known as Christians way before the establishment of the Catholic Church, or the Pope.No....see look at it this way...Peter right? The apostle of Jesus. He was the first Pope of what today is the Catholic Church. And seeing as how there weren't Catholics before Jesus...well....you can see that for yourself. That grey line should be Red to symbolize the Roman Catholics.
So you can't cite it in the bible?
No, the Catholics became Catholics later on. Read the bible. They were known as Christians way before the establishment of the Catholic Church, or the Pope.
Catholism was Christianity until the reforms in Europe, then it was solely know as Catholic. That is where the phrase "You can be Catholic and a Christian but not a Christian and a Catholic" derived from.Peter was the first Pope and Jesus established the Catholic church. For the longest time Catholic and Christian meant the same thing. Only until other denominations branched off did Christian not mean only Catholic.
That's not true, actually. Jesus did not establish the Catholic Church. It was after his death and his resurrection that the Catholic Church was established, and all these little positions were created, such as the Pope, cardinals, all that jazz. It was after he had been on this earth that any of that happened. Centuries, even. Catholicism did not hold power over any nation for centuries, and it was then that the full Catholic Church was established, with the divine right of kings, and so on.Peter was the first Pope and Jesus established the Catholic church. For the longest time Catholic and Christian meant the same thing. Only until other denominations branched off did Christian not mean only Catholic.
There's a major fundamental difference between Catholics and the other sects of christianity. The other sects will for the most part at least hear you out if you have something to say against their religion. Catholics stop their ears with corks or abuse you for having a modicum of common sense about you.
What are you basing that off of?There's a major fundamental difference between Catholics and the other sects of christianity. The other sects will for the most part at least hear you out if you have something to say against their religion. Catholics stop their ears with corks or abuse you for having a modicum of common sense about you.
Right.....
I think you are talking about Atheists....
What are you basing that off of?
Peter was the first Pope and Jesus established the Catholic church. For the longest time Catholic and Christian meant the same thing. Only until other denominations branched off did Christian not mean only Catholic.
Right.....
I think you are talking about Atheists....
Is there a credible source that other sects are more open to listening to Catholics? Or are you basing that notion off your own belief?Little thing called reality.