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Apology

Started by YesImAFreshman, Mon May 10, 2010 - 19:34:25

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YesImAFreshman

I am sorry for any people offended. I am not anti-catholic, I guess I just don't really agree with the Catholic hierarchy. I accept any Catholic as a Christian but I know there are things I don't agree with. I hope that maybe you will be able to forgive me and I do not represent all Protestants. I feel really sorry to Light Hammer who I have seem to embarass. I can use this as an experience to take along with me and now I have reached another level of understanding. My first post was out of blind anger.
I am sorry to all of you. God Bless
::amen!::

LightHammer

Its totally fine bro. Im sorry if I came on strong.

I never meant to condemn you or speak in a condesending manner. I just wanted to educate you in what it means to truly be a protestant. To search for the truth by your own understanding without fear of punishment or mistreatment. To go about that journey unbiased and unifluenced by hatred or old animosity.

To be a protestant means to seek out the scriptures and the counsel of the Holy Spirit separate from traditions or any precedence.


Ive been thinking. Remember the story about the son who rebelled agains his father but later learned and experience the world on his own and was carried by the Truth back to his home?
How ironic would it be if protestantism were the son and the Church was the home we fled from. We wanted so much to live by our own rules and figure things out for ourselves just to be caied back into the safety of the home we already had. Its a pleasant fiction but its far from reality. At least not until Im done researching and debating the early church fathers. Then we'll see.


God Bless You
My Friend

YesImAFreshman

God be with you in your journey as I pray for him to follow me in mine, as mine is similar.

chestertonrules

No problem.

Your apology speaks well of you!

winsome

Hi, YesImAFreshman

If you have issues with some Catholic doctrines or practices you will find us very happy to discuss them and show you the reasons why we believe of do certain things.

Please continue to ask us questions

God bless

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