@G_Hoge
@Protestia
Did the Apostles wear anything other than the clothes that were the norm for that time period?
Is a suit and tie a normal way of dressing today?
@G_Hoge
@Protestia
Exactly. So why do priests on up to the pope wear such elaborate costumes? I think it's the consequence of Catholicism being a man centered religion.
@farmingandJesus
@Pastor_Gabe
Most of the Catholics I know in real life and interact with on Twitter are indistinguishable from unbelievers in behavior and language.
@catholicpat
@Protestia
Aren't you some sort of Twitter apologist? Was that really the best you could come up with?
Does air conditioning steal glory from God and give it to man?
@AMDG_Derek
@Protestia
We don't stand and clap. We sing hymns. We pray. We listen to Scripture. We remember Jesus' sacrifice during Communion. We proclaim the Gospel. We serve others.
@Truth_matters20
Very few of the Catholics and Orthos on Twitter act like Christians. I've really only been interacting with them for the last month or so. Of the 30-40 accounts, maybe 3 have actually been kind and gracious. The rest are full of vitriol.
@guvna3000
@RemnantRyan
@Burgess7281975
You're not getting it. If one is a true believer, saved by God, the Holy Spirit lives in us to guide us. That doesn't mean we're infallible, but either is the Catholic church. You guys eisegete a few verses to come to that conclusion.
@StephenP369523
@TimothyDEasley
"Blessed rather are those". That doesn't sound like He's talking about Mary. Not saying she doesn't fit that description, but it's not specifically about her.
@GregSisk1
@ReformationCLT
God is love, but he is also truth. Sometimes the truth isn't "positive" by your definition.
Also, a quick look through your recent tweets shows that you are not always so positive yourself. Projecting perhaps?
@majoriansmusing
@Pastor_Gabe
You missed the point. Catholics say that believers that have died are not included in "the dead". The verse in Revelation says otherwise.
You're disregarding the last part of the verse in Deuteronomy that forbids us from seeking the dead. It's not just "two way communication".
@Burgess7281975
@RobertWeidner11
Not one of the verses you posted claims infallibility for the church. It does for the Holy Spirit, and I would obviously agree with that.
@Burgess7281975
The topic in the thread that you're referring to was intercessory prayer from saints that have died.
Not one Christian believes that we shouldn't pray for each other here in Earth.
Once again, none of the verses you cite support your position.
@notreallyjcm
@tapley_kate
@JustinPetersMin
Does she regularly preach repentance? The 5 Solas? Inerrancy of Scripture? If not, I would tell her to her face she is not called by God. You are right, men do not own Christianity. We also did not make the rules that are clearly laid out in Scripture.
@TomBuck
Please Tom, consider leaving the SBC. You and the other faithful pastors still in the SBC would have so much more time and energy to preach, teach, and contend for the faith.
@majoriansmusing
@Pastor_Gabe
The verse says "you shall not bow down to them". No one bows down to a statue of Abraham Lincoln. Catholics do bow down to statues of Mary.
@Burgess7281975
You "make it look easy"? Is that a serious statement? Not any credit to God? You greatly lack humility.
You "make it look easy" because you're just regurgitating the work of others. Very rarely do you post an original thought or a verse that proves what you want it to.
@BreeSolstad
Speaking of deliberate misstatements, here's what you said:
"No one believes she is God"
Here's what Danny actually said:
"Stop treating Mary as though she's God"
@catholicpat
I do it everyday, usually multiple times a day. It's so nice being able to confess straight to our Father, not a guy that calls himself father.
This isn't the dunk you thought it would be.
@BehavingHealthy
@Yes_Dice
@Burgess7281975
Seriously? The guy who called me illiterate is calling for charity and humility. Pick the log out of your own eye. Are you always this hypocritical?
@USAPilgrim32
@SecretFire79
Some Catholics have told me it's so she would have a protector. Others say so she wouldn't be lonely. I find those arguments unconvincing.