For example, While there are indeed Catholics that are saved, I belive that most are not, yet think that they are. And if they are Saved, why stay Catholic?
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Nov 22, 2014
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My question about the Trinity was disigned to ask protestants if catholics can still be saved, even though the put Mary equal to Christ. :/ My personal belief is that you can still be saved, and not believe in the Trinity. But I have to look in the matter more deeply because I'm just not sure. :/
Beefstick wrote:
My question about the Trinity was disigned to ask protestants if catholics can still be saved, even though the put Mary equal to Christ. :/ My personal belief is that you can still be saved, and not believe in the Trinity. But I have to look in the matter more deeply because I'm just not sure. :/
How is that possible that if you believe in only part of God that you can be saved?
And if I remember correctly Catholics do believe in the trinity
Nov 23, 2014
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DragonWhisperer wrote:
Beefstick wrote:
My question about the Trinity was disigned to ask protestants if catholics can still be saved, even though the put Mary equal to Christ. :/ My personal belief is that you can still be saved, and not believe in the Trinity. But I have to look in the matter more deeply because I'm just not sure. :/
How is that possible that if you believe in only part of God that you can be saved?
I believe it is possible to be saved and not believe in the Trinity, do you think the saints of the old testament believed in the Trinity?
Nov 23, 2014
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And yes the Catholics do believe in the Trinity, but the also add to it. :/
Ok, while we are discussing stuff: Do any of you celebrate Christmas?
No, for several reasons:
- It's a Catholic Holiday, Christ Mass
- It is celebrated on the same day as the birthday of the babylonian goddess of love
There are some more, but I will have to dig a bit ;)
No. When was it? Not on Dec 25 I'll wager.
Did He say to celebrate it?
Nov 26, 2014
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Also you do realize that almost every Christian holiday was Catholic in the first place. -_-
Nov 26, 2014
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And I bet you that almost every day has something to do with a pagan holiday, just saying. :P
Beefstick wrote:
The angels celebrated His birth. :P Why not us?
Did he say to celebrate it? He told us to celebrate His death, why wouldn't he tell us to do unto His birth the same?
Beefstick wrote:
Also you do realize that almost every Christian holiday was Catholic in the first place. -_-
No, not anywhere near almost every holiday.
Discuss stuff that was in the notes here ;)