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Daniel & I would disagree on Mary most likely. I think she was a perfect example of a servant of God. I don't believe in the perpetual virgin.She had children after the virgin birth. I also don't think we should worship or pray to Mary. My parents were Catholic so I have some understanding of the Catholic way. I'm not trying to bash the Catholics at all.
Manny
Originally posted by menace71She only had One Child, I don't think anyone should worship anyone but God and that's what Catholics do.
Daniel & I would disagree on Mary most likely. I think she was a perfect example of a servant of God. I don't believe in the perpetual virgin.She had children after the virgin birth. I also don't think we should worship or pray to Mary. My parents were Catholic so I have some understanding of the Catholic way. I'm not trying to bash the Catholics at all.
Manny
Originally posted by daniel58How can they do that and not go against this scripture? John 14:6,14 & 1Tim 2:5. Jesus gave no permission or any other choises to pray to God except thru him. Man can not change this law. None of the apostles after Jesus died ever prayed to God by any other means.
Yes.
I'm not trying to find fault in you and your beliefs but just trying to get you to think about what the Bible says on such matters. Thanks..
Originally posted by galveston75Hilarous ... a JW telling a Catholic that they not following the scripture...😀
How can they do that and not go against this scripture? John 14:6,14 & 1Tim 2:5. Jesus gave no permission or any other choises to pray to God except thru him. Man can not change this law. None of the apostles after Jesus died ever prayed to God by any other means.
I'm not trying to find fault in you and your beliefs but just trying to get you to think about what the Bible says on such matters. Thanks..
Are your false prophesies, false doctrines,
144,000 JWs not Jews,
Jesus is Michael the Archangel
Jesus not returning
etc etc
any better that their, Hail Marys, the statues, Limbo etc ?
Originally posted by galveston75Some objections to the concept of prayer to the saints betray restricted .... The Bible directs us to invoke those in heaven and ask them to pray with us.
How can they do that and not go against this scripture? John 14:6,14 & 1Tim 2:5. Jesus gave no permission or any other choises to pray to God except thru him. Man can not change this law. None of the apostles after Jesus died ever prayed to God by any other means.
I'm not trying to find fault in you and your beliefs but just trying to get you to think about what the Bible says on such matters. Thanks..
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Originally posted by menace71(1 Corinthians 2:14) But a physical man does not receive the things of the spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; and he cannot get to know them, because they are examined spiritually. . .
LOL yeah there is some irony there. 🙂
irony indeed!
Originally posted by robbie carrobieAre you saying that the spirit of God has not spoken to me? I believe that God is powerful enough to guide me & lead me into all truth.
(1 Corinthians 2:14) But a physical man does not receive the things of the spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; and he cannot get to know them, because they are examined spiritually. . .
irony indeed!
Manny
