Stunning documentaries that refute Protestantism

[Isaias]

I wanted to make clear, as a traditional Catholic, I do not intend to be contemptuous with any protestant but only want to show in a charitable way, the truth, so that they can be saved.  Please watch these documentaries, you will see the truth in them.  There are forensic.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVSKByrYzsufIKilFHFUDlvpSYFlSuvT

[Alan]

I wanted to make clear, as a traditional Catholic, I do not intend to be contemptuous with any protestant but only want to show in a charitable way, the truth, so that they can be saved.  Please watch these documentaries, you will see the truth in them.  There are forensic.

Exactly which part of being protestant is preventing people from being saved?

[winsome]

Exactly which part of being protestant is preventing people from being saved?

As we are discovering, and as Ginger Rella pointed out, Isaias doesn't answer questions.

It makes it kinda hard to get a discussion going.

[dan p]

  Hi and like how are people saved today ??

And in  1  Tim 1:16  says that Paul is the   PATTERN   of the  ones coming to    believe   on  Him  unto  Everlasting  Life  !!

So what is the  PATTERN ??

dan p

[Ginger Rella]

 

I can only make 1 comment that if Isaias is defending Catholisism over Protestanism.... especially with what the pope had said over the past few years.

In light of the Pope adding Muslims into their Catechism

And all the pedophilia tht has gone on with their clergy all I can say is OY

In addition... he best be careful because just like some Protestant churches , Catholics generally ( almost always) sprinkle their babies and Mark 16:16 16 from The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved; whoever does not believe will be condemned.

As as has been debated about  ad nauseum in these forums over the past several year

Baptism is Immersion.... Period

So...  Isaias better be careful or he will find himself condemned with the Protestants he believes already are.

[NorrinRadd]

Isaias was not here for genuine dialog.  He was a "voice crying in the wilderness" nut job.

Registered Feb. 20, 2018, two days before starting this thread, crapped out over a hundred posts before vanishing barely two weeks later.

[Alan]

Isaias was not here for genuine dialog.  He was a "voice crying in the wilderness" nut job.

Registered Feb. 20, 2018, two days before starting this thread, crapped out over a hundred posts before vanishing barely two weeks later.

He was muted on the 26th for his 6 day preach of how we are all doomed to hell.

[NorrinRadd]

So on the sixth day he was arrested, and since then we've all rested.

[NyawehNyoh]

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I was baptized an infant into the Roman Catholic Church in 1944; and in time went on to complete First Holy Communion and Confirmation. I attended an all-boys parochial high school for only a year because of difficulties with finances and transportation.

All my siblings are baptized Catholics. My youngest brother was an altar boy. My eldest brother was ordained a priest and went on to become a Friar.

My aunt and uncle were baptized Catholics, my mom was a baptized Catholic, my wife is a baptized Catholic, and all my in-laws are, and were, baptized Catholics-- one is even now a qualified catechism teacher.

I used to think my chances of making it to Heaven were better than ordinary people because I was a Catholic. But in point of fact, my chances were worse. Having completed Confirmation, God would be holding me accountable to comply with everything Rome teaches and stands for. That's a lot to remember, let alone put into practice.

And then there's the matter of mortal sin. Were I to leave this life with just one non-absolved mortal sin on the books, just one, I'd go straight to hell. It's a direct flight; no stopover in a Purgatory. Even if I managed to be a faithful Catholic for fifty years, none of that would count. Mortal sins are that lethal.

The difficulty of Catholicism will become more apparent down at the end.

● Rev 20:12-13 . . I saw the dead, small and great, stand before God; and the books were opened: and the dead were judged out of those things which were written in the books, according to their works. And the sea gave up the dead which were in it; and death and hell delivered up the dead which were in them: and they were judged every man according to their works.

The books are keeping a record of non-absolved violations committed relative to everything Rome teaches and stands for-- the Commandments, the dogma, the rituals, the Traditions, the Councils, the Canon Law, the Bulls, the Encyclicals, the rites, the holy days of obligation, and the whole Catechism; plus everything that Jesus and the apostles taught in the New Testament, i.e. the gospels and the epistles. That's when Catholics who sincerely believed themselves good Catholics are going to discover just how bad they really were at it.

Most Catholics are very energetic in their defense of Peter's position as the supreme Pope; but really, how many of those same Catholics have ever taken the time to study their commander's two epistles and then make a sincere effort to comply with his instructions? I never did because nobody ever told me to.

Can you imagine just how tragic and ironic it is to claim the apostle Peter as your leader in faith and practice and then end up in hell in spite of your allegiance because you didn't listen to him? When that happens, it won't make any difference whether Catholicism is right or Protestantism; but then no doubt there are numbers of people out there who will be satisfied to end up in hell just as long as they get to go there as a Catholic.
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