At least the website I linked is a more valid source than what you linked. Lmfao at you linking wikipedia as a valid source of information.
It is you who is wrong and not I. I reckon you didn't even read the first sentence of the latest valid source I posted.

Catholics are not Christians.
I am not surprised that you do not know this as you have never actually been in both Churches and actually seen what I am talking about.
Feel free to continue your ignorance if it helps you sleep at night.

wait wut?

Wikipedia is actually mostly a reliable source of information and data. At any rate, it's going to be unbiased, unlike any christian website you source from.




Catholicism is not quite his brand of lunacy.

This post was edited by GetOnYourKnees on Jul 15 2017 04:13am

'Catholics are not Christians'

define Christian. People who go to church ? Jesus didn't go to church. He preached on hills or at the customs-officer's house. When he was at the temple, he overthrew the tables of the merchants. And he was crucified at the plot of the priests of the time, the pharisee

How about, Christian is a guy with a cross at his neck. Check this pic:



This post was edited by the_rest on Jul 15 2017 07:22am

Yawn.
You don't know what it means to be Christian.
Thanks for spending the last few pages proving it.
I have urged you to look into it, spend even a few minutes to educate yourself,
But you are hell bent on airing your ignorance out on D2JSP for everyone to see.

https://www.gotquestions.org/branches-of-Christianity.html
Today, most scholars identify three major branches of Christianity: Catholicism, Orthodoxy, and Protestantism, which are subdivided into other branches. Sometimes Anglicanism is listed as a fourth branch; sometimes it is listed as part of Protestantism.
Roman Catholicism. Catholicism is the largest and most visible branch of Christianity, and it is what many people automatically think of when they think of Christianity.

You have spent your whole life claiming to be a Christian, while lacking the fundamental knowledge of what it is to be a Christian.
How embarrassing for you.

This post was edited by Morphmcmanerson on Jul 15 2017 08:46am

Oh please, I know a lot more than you. I have spent the last few pages proving just that.
You have yet to debunk any of the links that I posted let alone the fact that I have actually been to both kinds of Churches and have seen the difference first hand.

Did you know that the Catholics believe that the pope is the mediator between God and man? They believe in this hierarchy because it is man based.
Then again, you wouldn't know that would you? Oh and I wasn't Christian my whole life, I've already given my testimony though.

I do not see how you think you know more than somebody who has actually been in both Churches and seen the difference. Then again, what do you know?
That is why it is very hard to believe your words to be credible in any way, shape or form.

It's evident your real life experiences have taught you nothing.
If you can't take the websites own warning that they don't work with facts, just opinions. I don't know what to tell you.

But your source agrees with me anyways.
https://www.gotquestions.org/branches-of-Christianity.html
Today, most scholars identify three major branches of Christianity: Catholicism, Orthodoxy, and Protestantism, which are subdivided into other branches. Sometimes Anglicanism is listed as a fourth branch; sometimes it is listed as part of Protestantism.
Catholicism is the largest and most visible branch of Christianity, and it is what many people automatically think of when they think of Christianity.

Thanks for playing.
Maybe this will motivate you to learn something.
If you're even capable of learning.

At least I have had real life experiences which is more than I can say about you.
Ofcourse you don't know what to tell me when you've run out of things to say. You just have to agree with what I say.

Hah, are you trying to feed me your unreliable words again? So typical of you.
Why don't you try reading the whole bible for once?

How is that agreeing with what you say?
I'm using your own source to prove you wrong, on some elementary knowledge of Christianity.

Do you still think Catholics are not Christians?

How is what agreeing with what I say?
Does this mean that if you're using a source about Christianity that you finally believe that everything that Jesus said is true?

Surely you would believe the sources that you yourself reference.