It’s interesting to listen to a former popular Catholic apologist talk about why he rejected the current Pope: https://www.youtube.com/live/gWDt0ZjZWZc?si=M6hVUz2J7Gwhjjt8 https://www.youtube.com/live/K50Vw744U0c?si=vV3mZ5n8MFE7rQnX Continue reading Gerry Matatics on Sedevacantism
Here is a part of a dialogue with a Catholic Apologist over the issue of Justification: B. Catholic: I think it’s really important to note that in recent decades, the Catholic Church has acknowledged that the traditional Lutheran understanding of … Continue reading Sola Fide: Abrahamic Justification vs Papal Justification
Here is a dialogue with a catholic that Jimmy had over the issue of justification and Sola Scriptura: Jimmy Stephens: When we speak about justification we’ll have to get straight that we can have multiple justifications for one belief. I … Continue reading How is Sola Scriptura Justified?
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My critique of Sam @shamounian’s & @WilliamAlbrecht’s review of my Mariology debate with @RSungenis – YouTube Continue reading The Destruction of Albrecht and Shamoun on the Marian Dogmas
Absence of Papal Views Among the Earliest Christians By Keith Thompson Introduction In the fourth session of the 1870 first Vatican Council, Rome made the false assertion that belief in papal primacy has always been understood by the church as … Continue reading Absence of Papal Views Among the Earliest Christians
Does Matthew 16 Teach Peter was the Pope? By Keith Thompson Mathew 16 is the most often cited text by Roman Catholics. It is said that this is where Peter was instituted as the infallible, supreme leader of the church … Continue reading Does Matthew 16 Teach Peter was the Pope?
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In July 1601 Father Gaspar Hurtado, of the University of Alcala, defended as thesis for his doctorate a number of propositions: among them, that ‘It is not de fide that a particular person, e.g. Clement VIII, is the successor of … Continue reading Do we really know who the Pope is?
My column on Wednesday cast a cold eye on the 10th anniversary of Pope Francis’ pontificate. But this is the Lenten season, and as a longtime critic of the present pontiff, it wouldn’t be particularly penitential for me to focus … Continue reading What’s infallibility got to do with it?
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