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What is the history of early Christians outside the Catholic church?

Started by cs80918, Tue Dec 13, 2011 - 12:57:27

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Insight

Quote from: Ladonia on Wed Jan 04, 2012 - 13:49:25

Insight, in a previous post you said the following:

"Of course being a Catholic himself he would be required to suggest the diversion. It is impossible to take the Roman out of the Holy Roman Catholic Church for its very name declares her origins. The Pope and the RCC sit upon Roman Pagan foundation which was also Babylonian in system and practice."

The word "Roman" was first used as a perjorative against the Church sometime in the Middle Ages. Unfortunately the name stuck. We are actually the Western or Latin Rite of Christianity, one of the two lungs of  Christ's Church here on earth. Before us two there were no others. We (Eastern and Western) are what Christianity grew into from the days of the Apostles.


While you may enjoy distinguishing between the eastern and western branches of Catholicism; the Word holds them both under one symbol.  Whether Rome or Constantinople the Empire is still Roman.  You see whether you admit this or not the facts are such that the Woman (Singular) "With the wine of her fornication" shows this so-called "Christian" nations have deeply drunk of the heady, stupifying, adulterated wine of Rome's doctrine. Similar language is used of historic Babylon (See Jer. 51:7). Pure wine is used in Scripture to illustrate the influence of divine truth (See Isa. 55:1), but mixed, adulterated wine, "wine of fornication," or wine used to break down moral restraint, is symbolic of false teaching.

The "Great City

Ladonia

Quote from: Insight on Wed Jan 04, 2012 - 17:12:54
Quote from: Ladonia on Wed Jan 04, 2012 - 13:49:25

Insight, in a previous post you said the following:

"Of course being a Catholic himself he would be required to suggest the diversion. It is impossible to take the Roman out of the Holy Roman Catholic Church for its very name declares her origins. The Pope and the RCC sit upon Roman Pagan foundation which was also Babylonian in system and practice."

The word "Roman" was first used as a perjorative against the Church sometime in the Middle Ages. Unfortunately the name stuck. We are actually the Western or Latin Rite of Christianity, one of the two lungs of  Christ's Church here on earth. Before us two there were no others. We (Eastern and Western) are what Christianity grew into from the days of the Apostles.


While you may enjoy distinguishing between the eastern and western branches of Catholicism; the Word holds them both under one symbol.  Whether Rome or Constantinople the Empire is still Roman.  You see whether you admit this or not the facts are such that the Woman (Singular) "With the wine of her fornication" shows this so-called "Christian" nations have deeply drunk of the heady, stupifying, adulterated wine of Rome's doctrine. Similar language is used of historic Babylon (See Jer. 51:7). Pure wine is used in Scripture to illustrate the influence of divine truth (See Isa. 55:1), but mixed, adulterated wine, "wine of fornication," or wine used to break down moral restraint, is symbolic of false teaching.

The "Great City

LightHammer


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