Michael

Demokracja według Unii Europejskiej. Niemieckie wojsko w Polsce. Urszula von der Leyen wysyła niemieckie wojsko do Polski. Donald Tusk wydał zgodę. Media o tym milczą. To musi zobaczyć świat.

The more you study Sola Scriptura, the more questions it creates. 🤦🏻‍♂️ This is why Christ left Catholic Church!

Ignatius of Antioch (107 AD) was the first person to make use of the title "Catholic." He was not even in Rome

SCANDAL: Heretical New Ways Ministry launches campaign attacking Cardinal Ratzinger’s 1986 letter on homosexuality, calling it a “witch hunt.” The pro-LGBT Catholic group demands the Church repeal its teaching that homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered. lifesitenews.com/news/witch-…

Yes, the Church should convert Muslims. Cardinal Jean-Paul Vesco recently made a declaration that the Catholic Church in Algeria exists to foster fraternity with Muslims rather than seek their conversion. “We are the Church of this people,” he said—“not a proselytizing Church, not a Church that is there to convert, but a Church that aspires to be one of the components of this people.” His remarks raise a serious theological question concerning the purpose for which Jesus Christ established his Church and entrusted it with the salvation of souls. The Catholic Church possesses a divinely instituted missionary identity; its essential purpose is the proclamation of Jesus Christ for the conversion and eternal salvation of humanity. Consequently, any insinuation that evangelization is dispensable must be corrected. The Church derives her missionary obligations directly from the commission and authority of her divine founder. Christ commanded his Church to make disciples of every nation through baptism and instruction, establishing a universal missionary mandate. Its binding authority extends throughout human history and across every political boundary until his return. Furthermore, the underlying Greek of "Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations" (Mt. 28:19) explicitly commands the making of disciples literally among ALL nations. That identifies conversion and incorporation into Christ’s covenantal family as an essential dimension of the Church’s apostolic commission. The universality of this command is even more significant when considering Christianity’s earliest expansion throughout territories governed by political authorities who frequently regarded Christian conversion as a direct challenge to established religious institutions, one often resulting in the execution of Christians. Yet the earliest Christians proclaimed the gospel throughout the Roman Empire despite encountering imprisonment, social hostility, and martyrdom, because their apostolic conviction rested upon the resurrection of Jesus Christ, his universal sovereignty, and the recognition of salvation to be found only in Him. Saint Paul gut-wrenchingly declared in 1 Corinthians 9:16 that divine necessity compelled his preaching, and that failing to proclaim the gospel would constitute a profound betrayal of his apostolic vocation. The Church’s entire missionary identity is a result of the saving mission of Christ. Hence, it possesses an enduring theological significance that transcends any fluctuating political circumstances confronting Christian communities throughout the world. Pope Paul VI, in Evangelii Nuntiandi, declared that evangelization constitutes the Church’s “deepest identity” and explained that the Church exists precisely to proclaim Christ and communicate divine grace (14). Cardinal Vesco subsequently doubled down on his position, invoking the interreligious labor of Saint John Paul II and Benedict XVI: "The Church that gives life to me is the Church of Saint John Paul II and the interreligious declaration of Assisi, whose 40th anniversary was celebrated in recent days and which Pope Leo had planned to attend; the Church of Pope Benedict, who, together with Cardinal Tauran, developed more ties with the Muslim world than any pope before him; the Church of Pope Francis, with the Abu Dhabi Declaration on Human Fraternity, signed with the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar on February 4, 2019; and the Church of Pope Leo, with his visit to Algeria and his silent prayer at the Great Mosque of Algiers, shoulder to shoulder with the rector. “I believe that the believers of the three monotheistic religions,” Vesco wrote, “have better things to do than to seek to convert one another.” But the pontiffs Vesco invokes would disagree with his position. Continue reading... bit.ly/4z0jrwa

If you die as a Protestant, it’s in your best interest to have Catholic friends.

So the old testament lied? Did Paul lied as well? You don't get to respond the verses with others verses without addressing them buddy.