I don't understand the question?Why does Catholicism have differences in the way Mary is venerated, and in perpetual virginity, beliefs about everlasting punishment which they want to deny the invention of from Augustine?
As if there isn't any unity in a group of 500. Go kiss Francis' ring finger.There are around 45,000 denominations world-wide. I looked it up and about every site I looked at said that.
Not all catholics believe Mary should be venerated or had a perpetually shut birth canel. Nor do all Catholics believe in everlasting punishment which is a Catholic abomination.I don't understand the question?
There are different types of Catholicism that believe different thing. Just like denominations.Not all catholics believe Mary should be venerated or had a perpetually shut birth canel. Nor do all Catholics believe in everlasting punishment which is a Catholic abomination.
Which means you are nothing special.There are different types of Catholicism that believe different thing. Just like denominations.
So? I don't care about that. What's the point there?Which means you are nothing special.
Many Catholics think their denomination is so much better, when it is so much less.So? I don't care about that. What's the point there?
There are around 45,000 denominations world-wide. I looked it up and about every site I looked at said that.
I guess I'm not that kind of Catholic thenMany Catholics think their denomination is so much better, when it is so much less.
I also believe that it should not be this way, but it is.This is a classic Catholic argument but it goes nowhere. You can't say I shouldn't be held accountable for my robberies because there are so many murderers running around. As a follower of God's Son, I don't believe it's His will for there to be so many denominations and splinter groups. By the same token, it's not His will for Catholics to teach and practice the things they do either.
I also believe that it should not be this way, but it is.
At least, you don't seem to believe in the perpetual cherry.I also believe that it should not be this way, but it is.
Lies get a lot of ink, and many are deceived. You should not believe something just because many say it.There are around 45,000 denominations world-wide. I looked it up and about every site I looked at said that.
After reviewing all non-Catholic denominations my estimate was about 50 maximum.Barrett breaks down the Protestant bloc into twenty-one major "traditions" which are much closer to what we usually mean by the word "denominations."
You must have looked it up from Catholic sources. Don't believe everything they tell you. Actually... don't believe anything they tell you.There are around 45,000 denominations world-wide. I looked it up and about every site I looked at said that.
You cannot be a faithful Catholic and also reject the teachings of the Catholic "church" which include the sinlessness and perpetual virginity of Mary.There are different types of Catholicism that believe different thing. Just like denominations.
I mean, I agree that there shouldn't be so many denominations and division in Christianity.What are you saying? That you agree Catholicism is a false religious system, but that's just the way it is so there's nothing you can do?