What is Catholicism?

Is Jesus God? If so, how can he not be Jesus in Jude 5?

 

Amen!


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You misunderstand what I was trying to say, Jesus went down to the Jordan got into the water and then came out of it. That's how Jesus was baptized and that's how I want to do it. I never said that he baptized anyone, but that's what you got out of that whole conversation? I answered your question please answer mine, you say the baptism doesn't save and I asked you if baptism is necessary for obedience? I guess they should've made a move instead of written a book so you could've seen how things went down exactly…


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Show the law on your assertion. Show exactly where scripture demands full immersion in order to be baptized. You are displaying Pharisaic tendencies. Provide scripture rather than tradition.

 

If you study baptism from baptist resources, they put several verses together to develop a complete statement. You need to study this and then try to have an informed discussion.

 

I understand how John the Baptist used the Jordan River to baptize. Again, provide the exact process John used. I mean, we don't want to make a mortal mistake here. Did he immerse to his left side or his right. Did John say "In the name of Jesus" or did he say something else? If we must follow the law, what is the exact wording of the law? (Do you see how exasperating the law is?)

 

So you get your legalism from your baptist tradition, not from the Bible. Good to know.
I have no need to study someone's tradition. I have a need to study God's word.
If we live under the law and there is only one means of baptism under the law, then show me this law in scripture. Otherwise, you are acting like a Pharisee.

 

What we should really be talking about if this is a conversation about Catholicism (Roman Catholicism m?) is the "Sacrifice of Mass", that subject is the most infamous of all Catholic doctrines in my opinion.


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Insults now? Have you ever studied from a Baptist theology book? Why argue without understanding the position?

 

Hey Austin; do you follow a particular church; a lot of these people are Baptist, I am a non-denominational christian; are you anything in particular?


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I think calling someone a Pharisee and legalistic is rude, and I am offended even if I am not the one you are calling names. I think as Christians we can do better when we argue and not try to be divisive. I spent the time to look things up, to help you and to learn myself and I would rather be a friend than an enemy. I am not angry with you, and i like fellowshipping with you

 

Silly, have you ever studied from the Bible alone? Why are you arguing from tradition?

 

The Pharisees were offended as well. The law is no longer how we walk with God. We walk by faith, in grace, through God's mercy.
When a brother wants to fall back into the law, I will call that brother out. Stop living under the law.

 

Truth doesn't change. Tradition is steeped in the truth.

 

My next honest question of you Austin is what does water baptism look like to you?


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Hi atpollard! I understand that the Sacrifice of Mass isn't a re-crucifixion of Christ but it is the re-visitation of the original crucifixion for new (venial) sins is that right?


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Jesus is the man. At issue is not that the incarnate Son of God, who is also the LORD God and the man Jesus. But what the actual given inerrant word of God says, is correctly translated, ". . . how that the Lord, . . ." His incarnate name is not in the true orginal text of Jude. Prove otherwise.

 

That one is tough to follow, what is the question? I think maybe you may be taking for granted that info you know and understand is known by everyone? Can you reiterate?


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Jesus Christ is the name of YHWH in the NT. This is why Peter used it instead of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit when baptizing. Kurios in the NT is Lord, also used for Lord in the OT LXX.