Go Back   The Landover Baptist Church Forum > Church Forums > Catholic Superstition
Reload this Page 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
Catholic Superstition The lies of the Catholic "church" exposed in light of the truth of Scripture

Reply
 
Thread Tools Display Modes
(#141)
Old
Sacred Heart's Avatar
Sacred Heart Sacred Heart is offline
Unsaved trash, teenaged mary-worshiper
 

How dumb can you get? Cathlick

 
Posts: 151
Join Date: Oct 2009
Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.
Default Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church - 10-12-2009, 03:52 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Levi Jones View Post
Poor papist pugilized repeatedly for plagiarism.

You are becoming like one of those whack-a-mole games. You keep getting destroyed in thread after thread, yet you pop up in the next one pretending like it never happened.

To be truthful, you are starting to become boring, dull, witless and repetitive.

You are doing the exact same things that all your predecessors did, while bringing no new info to the table.



All that ever becomes of these things is a wall of text that no one bothers to read.
If you're bored, please leave. Let someone else come that is ready to support your accusations.

In the time you've spent telling me how boring I am, you could have answered several times.

Seems to me you have no answer. I would say that's enough to say, as you Landovers like so much....


Jesus Wins Again!!
Reply With Quote
(#142)
Old
Levi Jones's Avatar
Levi Jones Levi Jones is offline
Pastor of Hermeneutics and Apologetics
Bathed in Christ's Precious Blood
Apostle to the Cactuses, Tumbleweeds and Jackrabbits
 

True Christian™ 1st Year Bible College 2nd Year Bible College 3rd Year Bible College 4th Year Bible College Christian Love Real American™ Heaven Bound Protected by JESUS Ex-Masturbator Ready for the Rapture Ex-liberal True Christian Caucasian The Lord’s Witness Wound The Al E. Pistle Award for Excellence in Rebuking Gunfest '06 Tithing Manager Saved 1 Year Pastor of GOD One Year/1000 posts Senior Pastor Friend of Jesus 2010 Witch Hunt Award Flat Earth TC Bravery Gunfest '09 Tell her once Persecuted Mission to Las Vegas True Republican Super Soaker Baptism Award Porn Resistant The Hatchet Child Rearing Award Punched the most queers 2010 Witch Hunt Award Pro-Life Outreach preacher Early riser Teabag Patriot Batman Shooting Survivor Loves a GODLY Chic-Fil-A Guns, Guts and GLORY! Proud Niglet Sponsorer Public Awareness Medal Prayer Warrior 2012 Witch Hunt Award Hatchet Child Rearing Award Long service medal, 3rd class True Scientist™ True Christian Hotrodder Touched by Jesus Kirk Cameron Fan Club Donald Trump 2016! Pancake Dinner Mission to Messico Hands Off Anti-sodomy Pastor Ezekiel Crown of Glory Probing for Jesus Alternative Facts Landover Mission to The Mexican Realms Saved 5 Years Crown of Life Crown of Rejoicing Saved 10 Years

 
Posts: 14,181
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: With my nose stuck in the Bible.
Levi Jones will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Levi Jones will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Levi Jones will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Levi Jones will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Levi Jones will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Levi Jones will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Levi Jones will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Levi Jones will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Levi Jones will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Levi Jones will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Levi Jones will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!
Default Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church - 10-12-2009, 04:41 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Sacred Heart View Post
If you're bored, please leave. Let someone else come that is ready to support your accusations.

In the time you've spent telling me how boring I am, you could have answered several times.

Seems to me you have no answer. I would say that's enough to say, as you Landovers like so much....

Here's the link where you posted all your lies from.

http://www.catholic.com/library/Hunt...of_Babylon.asp

Until you can reply to the spotlight of your lies about Ignatius, Clement and the supposed "council of rome". , no one is going to take you seriously.

Add to the fact that you continue to plagiarize from catlick propaganda sites, makes you a priest joke, son.


Christians are superior because we possess an understanding that unbelievers lack. It is through the Power of Jesus only the converted mind is able to understand what is going on in the world; what the Communists are really up to; what Satan's intentions are. Most unbelievers do not even believe in Satan and cannot understand his tactics.



Reply With Quote
(#143)
Old
Meek and Humble's Avatar
Meek and Humble Meek and Humble is offline
Biblical Poet, Warrior and Scholar
Biblical Black Belt
Jr. Pastor
True Christian™

True Christian™ Saved 1 Year One Year/1000 posts True Heterosexual™ 1st Year Bible College 2nd Year Bible College 3rd Year Bible College 4th Year Bible College Gold Tither Ex-Mary Worshipper Christian Love The Al E. Pistle Award for Excellence in Rebuking Tagging for Jesus TC Bravery Heaven Bound Protected by JESUS Ex-Masturbator Ready for the Rapture True Christian Caucasian Real American™ Friend of Jesus Flat Earth Persecuted Mission to Las Vegas Porn Resistant Pro-Life The Lord’s Witness Wound Teabag Patriot Prayer Warrior

 
Posts: 6,232
Join Date: Dec 2008
Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!
Default Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church - 10-12-2009, 03:12 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Sacred Heart View Post
So you agree that the Babylon as mentioned in Scripture is NOT Rome then?

Well I'm sorry, your Brothers here would beg the differ. So you might as well run off and start your own Church! Why? 30,000 other people did it
I'm going to quote from your favorite website for a moment:

http://www.catholic.com/library/Was_Peter_in_Rome.asp

"Boettner is also wrong when he claims “there is no allusion to Rome in either of [Peter’s] epistles.” There is, in the greeting at the end of the first epistle: “The Church here in Babylon, united with you by God’s election, sends you her greeting, and so does my son, Mark” (1 Pet. 5:13, Knox). Babylon is a code-word for Rome. It is used that way multiple times in works like the Sibylline Oracles (5:159f), the Apocalypse of Baruch (2:1), and 4 Esdras (3:1). Eusebius Pamphilius, in The Chronicle, composed about A.D. 303, noted that “It is said that Peter’s first epistle, in which he makes mention of Mark, was composed at Rome itself; and that he himself indicates this, referring to the city figuratively as Babylon.”

Consider now the other New Testament citations: “Another angel, a second, followed, saying, ‘Fallen, fallen is Babylon the great, she who made all nations drink the wine of her impure passion’” (Rev. 14:8). “The great city was split into three parts, and the cities of the nations fell, and God remembered great Babylon, to make her drain the cup of the fury of his wrath” (Rev. 16:19). “[A]nd on her forehead was written a name of mystery: ‘Babylon the great, mother of harlots and of earth’s abominations’” (Rev. 17:5). “And he called out with a mighty voice, ‘Fallen, fallen is Babylon the great’” (Rev. 18:2). “[T]hey will stand far off, in fear of her torment, and say, ‘Alas! alas! thou great city, thou mighty city, Babylon! In one hour has thy judgment come’” (Rev. 18:10). “So shall Babylon the great city be thrown down with violence” (Rev. 18:21).

These references can’t be to the one-time capital of the Babylonian empire. That Babylon had been reduced to an inconsequential village by the march of years, military defeat, and political subjugation; it was no longer a “great city.” It played no important part in the recent history of the ancient world. From the New Testament perspective, the only candidates for the “great city” mentioned in Revelation are Rome and Jerusalem.

“But there is no good reason for saying that ‘Babylon’ means ‘Rome,’” insists Boettner. But there is, and the good reason is persecution. The authorities knew that Peter was a leader of the Church, and the Church, under Roman law, was considered organized atheism. (The worship of any gods other than the Roman was considered atheism.) Peter would do himself, not to mention those with him, no service by advertising his presence in the capital—after all, mail service from Rome was then even worse than it is today, and letters were routinely read by Roman officials. Peter was a wanted man, as were all Christian leaders. Why encourage a manhunt? We also know that the apostles sometimes referred to cities under symbolic names (cf. Rev. 11:8)."

http://www.catholic.com/library/Pete..._Residency.asp

"But the historical evidence reveals that this assertion is untenable. In his first epistle, Peter tells his readers that he is writing from "Babylon" (1 Pet. 5:13), which was a first-century code word for the city of pagan Rome. Further, the Fathers are unanimous in declaring that he went to Rome and was martyred there under the pagan emperor Nero."

http://www.catholic.com/thisrock/1997/9701frs.asp

"To dispute the fact that the bishop of Rome is the successor of Peter, some Fundamentalists try to deny that Peter ever went to Rome. But the historical evidence reveals that this assertion is completely insupportable. Not only does Peter in his first epistle (1 Peter 5:13) say that he is writing from "Babylon," a first century code-word for pagan Rome, but the Fathers are unanimous in declaring that he went to Rome and was martyred there under Nero. Not one Father can be found who denies that Peter went to Rome. The Fundamentalist claim is thus a frantic attempt to contradict one of the planks in the doctrine of the papacy—but much evidence has to be dismissed to do so."

http://www.catholic.com/thisrock/2001/0105frs.asp

"In his first epistle, Peter tell his readers that he is writing from "Babylon" (1 Pet. 5:13), a first-century code-word for the city of pagan Rome. The Fathers are unanimous in declaring that he went to Rome and was martyred there under the pagan emperor Nero. Not one Father can be found who denied that Peter went to Rome."

http://www.catholic.com/thisrock/1992/9210drag.asp

"In a curious twist, a Catholic priest-professor at the University of Padua claims "Babylon" did not mean Rome, but referred to an actual city named Babylon--not the Babylon to which the ancient Jews were carried off, but to a small city of that name near Cairo. The twist is that the professor promotes this conclusion as a way of undercutting Protestant criticism of the papacy--yet, at the same time, it tends to bolster a common argument used by anti-Catholic commentators.

According to an article in the September issue of 30 Days, Giorgio Fedalto "happened to come across this little Egyptian city which, in terms of the importance of its bishopric, came immediately after the patriarchal see of Alexandria." The placement of the city's name high up in lists suggests that one of its bishops was an important figure in the early Church. Could that bishop have been Peter? Fedalto thinks so. He blames Eusebius, whose Ecclesiastical History appeared in 325, for (erroneously) concluding that "Babylon" meant Rome and that Peter was using the term to imply that the Rome of the first century was as corrupt as the old capital of the Babylonian Empire.

The twist in this interpretation is that Fedalto's argument gives support to the Fundamentalist assertion that Peter never was in Rome at all.


One of the proofs traditionally educed by Catholic apologists (including us) for his presence there (a minor proof, but a proof nonetheless) is that Peter, ensconced in Rome, was wanted by the Roman authorities and needed to disguise his whereabouts. In his private correspondence, which was easily intercepted by the authorities, he referred to his city of residence as "Babylon," a code word for Rome. This way the government wouldn't be as likely to search for him in Rome.

But Fedalto claims "Babylon" really meant the city Babylon, though not the city Fundamentalists claim it meant. They think it referred to the Babylon of the Chaldees; Fedalto says it referred to the small town of Babylon in Egypt. He is not denying that Peter eventually went to Rome and died there. He is just claiming that Peter's letters (or at least his first one) were composed in Egypt.

Another twist: Fedalto is partial to his interpretation because it avoids Peter making an "anti-Roman" statement. Ancient Babylon, the one to which the Jews were carted off, was a place of debauchery. If Peter likened Rome to that Babylon, he was saying Rome was a place of debauchery, but this played into the hands of the Protestant Reformers, who, centuries later, asserted that the Rome of the popes was a place of debauchery. This refrain is repeated by some of today's Protestants. We can undercut their position, implies Fedalto, if the "Babylon" Peter was referring to wasn't Rome at all.

But this is a double-edge sword. Fedalto's position minimizes, however slightly, justification for the Reformation based on debaucheries in papal Rome, but it also tends to minimize the case for Peter being in Rome at all. Of course, if Fedalto's interpretation is correct, so be it. The fact of Peter's presence in Rome is not actually lessened by the removal of one argument for that presence.

But is Fedalto correct? We don't think so. Here's why.

His theory rests on "Babylon" first being used to mean Rome by Eusebius, who writes, "It is said that Peter's first epistle, in which he makes mention of Mark, was composed at Rome itself and that he himself indicates this, referring to the city figuratively as Babylon" (Ecclesiastical History, 2:15:4). Eusebius seems to say it was either from Clement of Alexandria's book Sketches, written around the year 200, or possibly from Papias, who lived around 130, that he got his information on the use of the word "Babylon."

If so, then it couldn't have been the case, as Fedalto says, that Eusebius, who was a partisan of Constantinople (being, as he was, in service to the Emperor Constantine), merely said out of dislike of the old capital that "Babylon" referred to Rome. Clement and Papias would have had no preference for Constantinople since that city, in their day known as Byzantium, was insignificant and had no imperial importance--and would not until Eusebius's own time, when Constantine moved the Empire's capital there and renamed the city after himself.

But there's another reason not to give much credence to Fedalto's theory: the Bible. The book of Revelation uses "Babylon" to refer to Rome six times. Ditto for the first-century apocryphal books known as 4 Ezra (3:1) and the Apocalypse of Baruch (2:1). Even the Sibylline Oracles (5:159f.), which were written in Greek from the second century B.C. through the second century A.D., use the terminology.

The result: Eusebius must have been right, Fedalto wrong. Yes, there may well have been a town called Babylon not far from Cairo, but there is no good reason to think this is where Peter wrote from. Fedalto's theory does not stand up to the ancient usage of "Babylon" for Rome, a usage already old by Eusebius's time. Anti-Catholics may poke around and stumble across Fedalto's argument. If they do they will try to use it to their advantage. But they, like he, will be wrong."

So, when it's convenient for you, Babylon is Rome. When it's not, Babylon ISN'T Rome.

Do you find it interesting that the only other time Babylon is mentioned in the New Testament, your church thinks it specifically refers to Rome?
Reply With Quote
(#144)
Old
Sacred Heart's Avatar
Sacred Heart Sacred Heart is offline
Unsaved trash, teenaged mary-worshiper
 

How dumb can you get? Cathlick

 
Posts: 151
Join Date: Oct 2009
Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.
Default Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church - 10-12-2009, 04:42 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Heathen_Basher View Post
So, when it's convenient for you, Babylon is Rome. When it's not, Babylon ISN'T Rome.

Do you find it interesting that the only other time Babylon is mentioned in the New Testament, your church thinks it specifically refers to Rome?
Did you ever ask yourself why they call Rome, "Babylon"?

It is a reference to city of persecution. The early Christians referred to Rome as a "Babylon" because the Babylonian Captivity was a major part in their history. Thus, when Rome comes into the picture and follows suit with the Babylonians, it gets its new name "Babylon".

However, this new title only applies to Pagan Rome. After the conversion of the Emperor their was no further Persecution. Why then would then continue to refer to Rome as Babylon?

It is important to see that the Babylon as mentioned in Revelation is more often called the "great city". Particularly in the verse stating "the great city... where their Lord was crucified." Is it not obvious that this great city is Jerusalem? Or would you like to argue that Jesus was crucified in Rome?

By calling Jerusalem "Babylon" it is a statement entailing a great persecution of Christianity.
Reply With Quote
(#145)
Old
Meek and Humble's Avatar
Meek and Humble Meek and Humble is offline
Biblical Poet, Warrior and Scholar
Biblical Black Belt
Jr. Pastor
True Christian™

True Christian™ Saved 1 Year One Year/1000 posts True Heterosexual™ 1st Year Bible College 2nd Year Bible College 3rd Year Bible College 4th Year Bible College Gold Tither Ex-Mary Worshipper Christian Love The Al E. Pistle Award for Excellence in Rebuking Tagging for Jesus TC Bravery Heaven Bound Protected by JESUS Ex-Masturbator Ready for the Rapture True Christian Caucasian Real American™ Friend of Jesus Flat Earth Persecuted Mission to Las Vegas Porn Resistant Pro-Life The Lord’s Witness Wound Teabag Patriot Prayer Warrior

 
Posts: 6,232
Join Date: Dec 2008
Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!
Default Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church - 10-12-2009, 05:36 PM

I quote from the website you have so often copied from:

http://www.catholic.com/library/Was_Peter_in_Rome.asp

"Consider now the other New Testament citations: “Another angel, a second, followed, saying, ‘Fallen, fallen is Babylon the great, she who made all nations drink the wine of her impure passion’” (Rev. 14:8). “The great city was split into three parts, and the cities of the nations fell, and God remembered great Babylon, to make her drain the cup of the fury of his wrath” (Rev. 16:19). “[A]nd on her forehead was written a name of mystery: ‘Babylon the great, mother of harlots and of earth’s abominations’” (Rev. 17:5). “And he called out with a mighty voice, ‘Fallen, fallen is Babylon the great’” (Rev. 18:2). “[T]hey will stand far off, in fear of her torment, and say, ‘Alas! alas! thou great city, thou mighty city, Babylon! In one hour has thy judgment come’” (Rev. 18:10). “So shall Babylon the great city be thrown down with violence” (Rev. 18:21).

These references can’t be to the one-time capital of the Babylonian empire. That Babylon had been reduced to an inconsequential village by the march of years, military defeat, and political subjugation; it was no longer a “great city.” It played no important part in the recent history of the ancient world. From the New Testament perspective, the only candidates for the “great city” mentioned in Revelation are Rome and Jerusalem.

“But there is no good reason for saying that ‘Babylon’ means ‘Rome,’” insists Boettner. But there is, and the good reason is persecution. The authorities knew that Peter was a leader of the Church, and the Church, under Roman law, was considered organized atheism." (The worship of any gods other than the Roman was considered atheism.)"

http://www.catholic.com/thisrock/1992/9203revw.asp

"Another frequently misinter-preted symbol in Revelation is the harlot or "whore of Babylon." Certain Fundamentalists continue to claim the harlot is the Catholic Church, despite the clear identification in Revelation 17:18, which reads, "The woman whom you saw represents the great city that has sovereignty over the kings of the earth."

"The woman is not a church, but a city. She is also said to be drunk with the blood of the martyrs. This is a reference to Rome, where many Christians were martyred. (Cities are often portrayed in the Bible as women: Jerusalem as virgin or mother and pagan cities as prostitutes.)"

http://www.catholic.com/thisrock/1999/9905fea4.asp

There are only three options for the location of Babylon. The first is the military outpost in Egypt that was called Babylon. That seems unlikely. There is no record of Peter going to Egypt. The next was the ancient city of Babylon in present-day Iraq. But at the time of Peter's writing that Babylon was just a grubby village in the back of beyond. Thirdly, "Babylon" was a code name for Rome. The book of Revelation gives the answer. In chapters seventeen and eighteen John sees the great city of Babylon with all her depravities. The identity of the city is given in chapter seventeen, verse nine. It is the city with seven hills: the city of Rome. So Peter writes from "Babylon"-or Rome; and "she who is at Babylon" must be the addressees' sister church in Rome."
Reply With Quote
(#146)
Old
Bobby-Joe's Avatar
Bobby-Joe Bobby-Joe is offline
Landover Security Superviser
Asset Loss Prevention and Personal Security Expert
NOT angry and positively NOT Gay
True Christian™

One Year/1000 posts Long service medal, 2nd class Saved 1 Year Saved 5 Years True Heterosexual™ True Christian Provider™ award 2008 Witch Hunt Award Real American™ Ex-Mary Worshipper The Lord’s Witness Wound Tagging for Jesus Heaven Bound TC Bravery Protected by JESUS Punched the most queers Ex-Masturbator True Christian Justice of the Peace Ready for the Rapture True Christian Caucasian Teabag Patriot Home Schooled Friend of Jesus 2010 Witch Hunt Award Flat Earth Super Soaker Baptism Award Tell her once Silver Tither Gunfest '07 Christian Love Persecuted Porn Resistant Mission to Las Vegas Eats the Most Pork 2011 Witch Hunt Award True Republican Sons of Liberty Batman Shooting Survivor Loves a GODLY Chic-Fil-A Guns, Guts and GLORY! Prayer Warrior

 
Posts: 18,555
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Freehold Iowa
Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!
Default Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church - 10-12-2009, 05:57 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Sacred Heart View Post
Did you ever ask yourself why they call Rome, "Babylon"?

It is a reference to city of persecution. The early Christians referred to Rome as a "Babylon" because the Babylonian Captivity was a major part in their history. Thus, when Rome comes into the picture and follows suit with the Babylonians, it gets its new name "Babylon".

However, this new title only applies to Pagan Rome. After the conversion of the Emperor their was no further Persecution. Why then would then continue to refer to Rome as Babylon? .
The persecution of Christians in the form of the Inquisition just shows the pagan created their false flag "Christian" church. Proof positive is no TRUE Christians has ever prosecuted another TRUE Christian. Not once.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Sacred Heart View Post
blah, blah, blah. .
You seems to forget that the Anti-Christ is going to present himself as the head of The Church. There is only one guy doing that and it is not Pastor Deacon Fred.



Time to reclaim our FREEDOM from the “Mullah in Chief” and his growing activist voter hoards of socialists, communists, anti-Semites, anti-Christians, atheists, radical gays and lesbians, feminists, illegal immigrants, Muslims, anti-Anglo whites and others.

Hot Must ReadThreads!


Time to come clean on Benghazi Mr Obama!
Reply With Quote
(#147)
Old
Sacred Heart's Avatar
Sacred Heart Sacred Heart is offline
Unsaved trash, teenaged mary-worshiper
 

How dumb can you get? Cathlick

 
Posts: 151
Join Date: Oct 2009
Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.
Default Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church - 10-12-2009, 06:58 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Heathen_Basher View Post
I quote from the website you have so often copied from:

*** A whole bunch of stuff (please see above)
Yes, in scripture Rome is commonly referred to as Babylon. This is because during the time of written scripture Rome was Pagan and persecuted Christians.

However in Revelation, as I have said time and time again, refers to Babylon as a the "great city... in which their Lord was Crucified". This simply cannot be Rome.

It is reasonable to say that John, the author of Revelation, would attribute the same name, Babylon, to the "great city" which persecuted Christians in Revelation. This is Jerusalem.
Reply With Quote
(#148)
Old
Bobby-Joe's Avatar
Bobby-Joe Bobby-Joe is offline
Landover Security Superviser
Asset Loss Prevention and Personal Security Expert
NOT angry and positively NOT Gay
True Christian™

One Year/1000 posts Long service medal, 2nd class Saved 1 Year Saved 5 Years True Heterosexual™ True Christian Provider™ award 2008 Witch Hunt Award Real American™ Ex-Mary Worshipper The Lord’s Witness Wound Tagging for Jesus Heaven Bound TC Bravery Protected by JESUS Punched the most queers Ex-Masturbator True Christian Justice of the Peace Ready for the Rapture True Christian Caucasian Teabag Patriot Home Schooled Friend of Jesus 2010 Witch Hunt Award Flat Earth Super Soaker Baptism Award Tell her once Silver Tither Gunfest '07 Christian Love Persecuted Porn Resistant Mission to Las Vegas Eats the Most Pork 2011 Witch Hunt Award True Republican Sons of Liberty Batman Shooting Survivor Loves a GODLY Chic-Fil-A Guns, Guts and GLORY! Prayer Warrior

 
Posts: 18,555
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Freehold Iowa
Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Bobby-Joe will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!
Default Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church - 10-12-2009, 07:16 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Sacred Heart View Post
Yes, in scripture Rome is commonly referred to as Babylon. This is because during the time of written scripture Rome was Pagan and persecuted Christians.

However in Revelation, as I have said time and time again, refers to Babylon as a the "great city... in which their Lord was Crucified". This simply cannot be Rome.

It is reasonable to say that John, the author of Revelation, would attribute the same name, Babylon, to the "great city" which persecuted Christians in Revelation. This is Jerusalem.
John the Divine was speaking in code to get around the Roman censors. At the time of writing Babylon was the capital of the rather monotheistic Zoroastrian Parthians and the great enemy of Rome. Sort of Washington to Rome's Moscow in that ancient Cold War. The Parthians never persecuted the Christians.

Anyway you Jerusalem theory is utter hogwash since Revelation was written in the mid 90s AD about twenty years after a Roman army flatten Jerusalem during the Jewish revolt and claimed that God moved House from the temple in Jerusalem to Rome . The Roman Emperor, was also the Pope, was also claiming to be the head of the Church at that time. (you are aware the pope was originally a pagan Roman office?)



Time to reclaim our FREEDOM from the “Mullah in Chief” and his growing activist voter hoards of socialists, communists, anti-Semites, anti-Christians, atheists, radical gays and lesbians, feminists, illegal immigrants, Muslims, anti-Anglo whites and others.

Hot Must ReadThreads!


Time to come clean on Benghazi Mr Obama!
Reply With Quote
(#149)
Old
Sacred Heart's Avatar
Sacred Heart Sacred Heart is offline
Unsaved trash, teenaged mary-worshiper
 

How dumb can you get? Cathlick

 
Posts: 151
Join Date: Oct 2009
Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.Sacred Heart is a sorcerer and idolater who follows false gods and will rot in Hell.
Default Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church - 10-12-2009, 08:40 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby-Joe View Post
John the Divine was speaking in code to get around the Roman censors. At the time of writing Babylon was the capital of the rather monotheistic Zoroastrian Parthians and the great enemy of Rome. Sort of Washington to Rome's Moscow in that ancient Cold War. The Parthians never persecuted the Christians.
Do you really think the Roman's didn't know that the Jews referred to them this way? You don't give them much credit. And you bet your eternal life on it to. Why not take the more practical approach?

Quote:
Anyway you Jerusalem theory is utter hogwash since Revelation was written in the mid 90s AD about twenty years after a Roman army flatten Jerusalem during the Jewish revolt and claimed that God moved House from the temple in Jerusalem to Rome . The Roman Emperor, was also the Pope, was also claiming to be the head of the Church at that time. (you are aware the pope was originally a pagan Roman office?)
If the Book of Revelation was classified as a History than this might be a valid point. However, because this is in the form of Apocalyptic Literature, whether Jerusalem was burnt to the ground doesn't matter. This was a "Revelation".

Now, why would you say that the "great city... where their Lord was crucified" refers to Rome? They are without a doubt the same city, this "Babylon" and "great city", so how could you say that Jesus died in Rome?
Reply With Quote
(#150)
Old
Meek and Humble's Avatar
Meek and Humble Meek and Humble is offline
Biblical Poet, Warrior and Scholar
Biblical Black Belt
Jr. Pastor
True Christian™

True Christian™ Saved 1 Year One Year/1000 posts True Heterosexual™ 1st Year Bible College 2nd Year Bible College 3rd Year Bible College 4th Year Bible College Gold Tither Ex-Mary Worshipper Christian Love The Al E. Pistle Award for Excellence in Rebuking Tagging for Jesus TC Bravery Heaven Bound Protected by JESUS Ex-Masturbator Ready for the Rapture True Christian Caucasian Real American™ Friend of Jesus Flat Earth Persecuted Mission to Las Vegas Porn Resistant Pro-Life The Lord’s Witness Wound Teabag Patriot Prayer Warrior

 
Posts: 6,232
Join Date: Dec 2008
Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Meek and Humble will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!
Default Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church - 10-12-2009, 08:50 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Sacred Heart View Post
Yes, in scripture Rome is commonly referred to as Babylon. This is because during the time of written scripture Rome was Pagan and persecuted Christians.

However in Revelation, as I have said time and time again, refers to Babylon as a the "great city... in which their Lord was Crucified". This simply cannot be Rome.

It is reasonable to say that John, the author of Revelation, would attribute the same name, Babylon, to the "great city" which persecuted Christians in Revelation. This is Jerusalem.
Oh dear, someone isn't reading with discernment. I'm going to put repeat some of the quotes I put above (not all), and notice which book of the Bible is being quoted this time:

http://www.catholic.com/library/Was_Peter_in_Rome.asp

"Consider now the other New Testament citations: “Another angel, a second, followed, saying, ‘Fallen, fallen is Babylon the great, she who made all nations drink the wine of her impure passion’” (Rev. 14:8). “The great city was split into three parts, and the cities of the nations fell, and God remembered great Babylon, to make her drain the cup of the fury of his wrath” (Rev. 16:19). “[A]nd on her forehead was written a name of mystery: ‘Babylon the great, mother of harlots and of earth’s abominations’” (Rev. 17:5). “And he called out with a mighty voice, ‘Fallen, fallen is Babylon the great’” (Rev. 18:2). “[T]hey will stand far off, in fear of her torment, and say, ‘Alas! alas! thou great city, thou mighty city, Babylon! In one hour has thy judgment come’” (Rev. 18:10). “So shall Babylon the great city be thrown down with violence” (Rev. 18:21).

These references can’t be to the one-time capital of the Babylonian empire. That Babylon had been reduced to an inconsequential village by the march of years, military defeat, and political subjugation; it was no longer a “great city.” It played no important part in the recent history of the ancient world. From the New Testament perspective, the only candidates for the “great city” mentioned in Revelation are Rome and Jerusalem.

“But there is no good reason for saying that ‘Babylon’ means ‘Rome,’” insists Boettner. But there is, and the good reason is persecution. The authorities knew that Peter was a leader of the Church, and the Church, under Roman law, was considered organized atheism. (The worship of any gods other than the Roman was considered atheism.) Peter would do himself, not to mention those with him, no service by advertising his presence in the capital—after all, mail service from Rome was then even worse than it is today, and letters were routinely read by Roman officials. Peter was a wanted man, as were all Christian leaders. Why encourage a manhunt? We also know that the apostles sometimes referred to cities under symbolic names (cf. Rev. 11:8)."

http://www.catholic.com/thisrock/1992/9203revw.asp

"Another frequently misinter-preted symbol in Revelation is the harlot or "whore of Babylon." Certain Fundamentalists continue to claim the harlot is the Catholic Church, despite the clear identification in Revelation 17:18, which reads, "The woman whom you saw represents the great city that has sovereignty over the kings of the earth."

The woman is not a church, but a city. She is also said to be drunk with the blood of the martyrs. This is a reference to Rome, where many Christians were martyred. (Cities are often portrayed in the Bible as women: Jerusalem as virgin or mother and pagan cities as prostitutes.)"

http://www.catholic.com/thisrock/1999/9905fea4.asp

"There are only three options for the location of Babylon. The first is the military outpost in Egypt that was called Babylon. That seems unlikely. There is no record of Peter going to Egypt. The next was the ancient city of Babylon in present-day Iraq. But at the time of Peter's writing that Babylon was just a grubby village in the back of beyond. Thirdly, "Babylon" was a code name for Rome. The book of Revelation gives the answer. In chapters seventeen and eighteen John sees the great city of Babylon with all her depravities. The identity of the city is given in chapter seventeen, verse nine. It is the city with seven hills: the city of Rome. So Peter writes from "Babylon"-or Rome; and "she who is at Babylon" must be the addressees' sister church in Rome."

http://www.catholic.com/thisrock/1992/9210drag.asp

"But there's another reason not to give much credence to Fedalto's theory: the Bible. The book of Revelation uses "Babylon" to refer to Rome six times. Ditto for the first-century apocryphal books known as 4 Ezra (3:1) and the Apocalypse of Baruch (2:1). Even the Sibylline Oracles (5:159f.), which were written in Greek from the second century B.C. through the second century A.D., use the terminology."
Reply With Quote
(#151)
Old
Pastor Ezekiel's Avatar
Pastor Ezekiel Pastor Ezekiel is offline
Putting the "stud" back in Bible Study
 

One Year/1000 posts Ribfest '09 1st Year Bible College 2nd Year Bible College 3rd Year Bible College 4th Year Bible College Saved 1 Year Long service medal, 3rd class Christian Love True Christian™ The Al E. Pistle Award for Excellence in Rebuking Real American™ True Heterosexual™ Tithing Manager 2008 Witch Hunt Award Gunfest '09 Senior Pastor Mission to Australia Heaven Bound Tagging for Jesus The Lord’s Witness Wound Home Schooled Punched the most queers TC Bravery Protected by JESUS Pastor of GOD Ex-Masturbator Jailed for JESUS Super Soaker Baptism Award Ready for the Rapture True Christian Caucasian Teabag Patriot 20,000 posts Friend of Jesus 2010 Witch Hunt Award Flat Earth 50,000 posts Tell her once Persecuted Porn Resistant Mission to Japan Pro-Life Mission to Las Vegas True Christian Provider™ award True Scientist™ Eats the Most Pork 2011 Witch Hunt Award Outreach preacher Special Mission (North Korea) Golden Bear Award True Republican Batman Shooting Survivor Sons of Liberty Loves a GODLY Chic-Fil-A Guns, Guts and GLORY! WisconSIN Shooting survivor Proud Niglet Sponsorer Truck Stop Ministry Member Hatchet Child Rearing Award Kirk Cameron Fan Club In Love With Zeke Bear Prayer Warrior 2012 Witch Hunt Award Man of the Year True Christian Hotrodder Paula Deen Negro Support Group Gator Touched by Jesus 75,000 posts Man of the Year Babysitter 2014 Witch Hunt Award Stamp of Approval Mission to Korea Trump of GOD Uber Angels Driver Rick Perry's Niggerhead Ranch Roper Crossburn Donald Trump 2016! Pancake Dinner Anti-sodomy Hands Off 2015 Witch Hunt Award Pastor Ezekiel Golden Bear Award Mission Long service medal, 2nd class Aardvark Asked questions later Heart of compassion Crown of Righteousness The Crown of Crowns Crown of Glory Crown of Incorruptibility Crown of Rejoicing Crown of Life BFF of Jesus Proud Survivor of the Overwatch Wars Probing for Jesus Wall of Jesus Alternative Facts Saved 10 Years Hold re-election 2020 for Jesus Hold re-election 2020 for Jesus Proud TP Rebuker for Christ Mission to the Philippines Clorox Cured Me QAnon Storm Chaser Anti-Biden British Royalty

 
Posts: 79,909
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Freehold, Iowa
Pastor Ezekiel will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Pastor Ezekiel will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Pastor Ezekiel will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Pastor Ezekiel will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Pastor Ezekiel will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Pastor Ezekiel will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Pastor Ezekiel will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Pastor Ezekiel will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Pastor Ezekiel will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Pastor Ezekiel will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!Pastor Ezekiel will sit at the right hand of Jesus Himself come the Glory!
Default Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church - 10-13-2009, 12:19 AM



Who Will Jesus Damn?

Here is a partial list from just a few scripture verses:

Hypocrites (Matthew 24:51), The Unforgiving (Mark 11:26), Homosexuals (Romans 1:26, 27), Fornicators (Romans 1:29), The Wicked (Romans 1:29), The Covetous (Romans 1:29), The Malicious (Romans 1:29), The Envious (Romans 1:29), Murderers (Romans 1:29), The Deceitful (Romans 1:29), Backbiters (Romans 1:30), Haters of God (Romans 1:30), The Despiteful (Romans 1:30), The Proud (Romans 1:30), Boasters (Romans 1:30), Inventors of evil (Romans 1:30), Disobedient to parents (Romans 1:30), Covenant breakers (Romans 1:31), The Unmerciful (Romans 1:31), The Implacable (Romans 1:31), The Unrighteous (1Corinthians 6:9), Idolaters (1Corinthians 6:9), Adulterers (1Corinthians 6:9), The Effeminate (1Corinthians 6:9), Thieves (1Corinthians 6:10), Drunkards (1Corinthians 6:10), Reviler (1Corinthians 6:10), Extortioners (1Corinthians 6:10), The Fearful (Revelation 21:8), The Unbelieving (Revelation 21:8), The Abominable (Revelation 21:8), Whoremongers (Revelation 21:8), Sorcerers (Revelation 21:8), All Liars (Revelation 21:8)

Need Pastoral Advice? Contact me privately at PastorEzekiel@landoverbaptist.net TODAY!!
Reply With Quote
(#152)
Old
Pastor Al E Pistle's Avatar
Pastor Al E Pistle Pastor Al E Pistle is offline
Christ's Cōnsiliārius
 
 
Posts: 9,311
Join Date: Sep 2006
Pastor Al E Pistle has disabled reputation
Default Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church - 10-13-2009, 02:07 PM

I have a bit more evidence.


Emeritus Professor of the Christ Jesus Chair of Theology at Landover Baptist University.
"God loves you. Let us arrange for you to meet Him".
Break their teeth, O God, in their mouth.--Psalms 58:6


Reply With Quote
Reply

Bookmarks

Tags
abortion is abomination, catholics are not christians, cults, drugs: satan's gateway to hell, false christians, god hates, i love list threads!!!!, pagans, popery, satanism

Thread Tools
Display Modes

Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts

BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off

Find Additional Forums Here



Powered by Jesus - vBulletin® Version 3.8.9
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
vBulletin Skin developed by: vBStyles.com
Content Landover Baptist Forums © 1620, 2022 all rights reserved