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From those verses alone: Matt 13:55 names James as a brother of Jesus (with Joses, Simon, Judas). Matt 27:56 and Mark 15:40 name a Mary as mother of James the younger/less and Joses, plus the mother of Zebedee’s sons (James and John). Gal 1:19 names James the Lord’s brother. This establishes at least three distinct Jameses: the Lord’s brother (James the Just), James the Less, and James son of Zebedee. Identification of James the Just with James the Less is traditional in some Catholic views (via Jerome: same person as son of Alphaeus/Mary of Clopas, a cousin). Evidence for: shared names James/Joses and a mother Mary. Evidence against: Gospels distinguish the crucifixion Mary from Jesus’ mother (John 19:25 lists them separately; she is “the other Mary”), and Jesus’ brothers initially did not believe (John 7:5). Most modern scholars treat them as separate.
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Its cognitive dissonance for Protestants whenever they realize they are wrong
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Your boy blocked. The typical prot route when all is lost. Your response doesnt refute the fact that Macabees is observed, which wouldnt be if asking intercession from saints was “necromancy” . You both have been refuted
Cool, we don't care what the Jews who reject Christ do or don't celebrate now, or then (you'll note they were throwing stones at him in John 10). Again, the Saint is not called upon or prayed to, he appears unasked to. When you try to get them to, it's necromancy. Repent.
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This is why protestants need to start thinking better. John 10 Hanukah is a temple centered event.. its like saying he was in church during christmas but didnt celebrate christ’s birth. Wth are you doing in there when everyone is strictly observing the 25th at church?
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This jack ass intentionally removed the start of CCC 2010 which says "Since the initiative belongs to God" which he replaces with ellipses. This is straight up lying and misquoting about what catholics actually teach and believe. Get him banned so he finds a real job.
It's embarrassing when we're talking to Catholics and they don't even know what their church officially teaches.
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This fraud/scam artist is not giving the actual truth about the Rosary. The Rosary is our modern day psalms. It is an extension of ancient jewish meditation. For all of you, start sharing and posting this.
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People all around the world are paying attention, and they're waking up to the deception of Roman Catholicism and are leaving the institution to become a part of the true body of Christ.
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This protestant says a christian can commit adultery, you can sin as much as you want. Turns out when a protestant starts trying to think for himself to save his unbiblical faith alone, they end up sounding like non-christians about morality not being evidence of God.
Whether you sin or not, you are saved. Sin doesn't revoke justification, unbelief does. U can commit adultery, die and still go to heaven. Why? Christ paid for it already. You’re the one undermining grace and the sacrifice of Christ. Grace covers all. U’re not the one who died 😁
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Responding to protestants on the communion of saints (asking Mary, Joseph, Angels, whoever is up there) for prayers. Here are historical and biblical references
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Start passing this around to every protestant rage baiter
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Catholics trace their roots to the 1st century AD via the early Christian church founded by Jesus and the Apostles. The word "Catholic" (meaning universal) appears in writings by ~107 AD. Protestantism started in the 1500s during the Reformation (Luther 1517 onward). Evangelicalism is a later Protestant movement, emerging strongly in the 1700s-1800s revivals and solidifying in the 20th century. Catholics predate the others by 1,500+ years.
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Is a 'loud' relationship on social media a sign of a happy bond or a red flag? Doing a study on this, would love your thoughts!" #RelationshipAdvice #Psychology #SocialMedia
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I love watching old iyo matches when she was starting her career 😭
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