Hey Protestants.



Where does the Bible say...

>that you should build Churches

>that you have to go to Church

>that you should celebrate Easter

>what day to celebrate Easter

>that you have to be Baptized in water to be saved

>that you can't be Baptized more than once

>that your soul is still alive after you die

>that you should celebrate Christmas

>that Jesus' birthday was on December 25

>that you should rest on Sunday

>that God is a Holy Trinity

>that God is one nature in three persons

>that there are 66 books in the Bible

>that you can only believe things that are written in the Bible

>that you have to get married in a Church by a priest

>that you are allowed to get divorced

>that you are allowed to use birth control

>that you have to partake of the Lord's Supper

>that the Lord's Supper becomes the body and blood of Christ

>that crosses are allowed to be displayed in Churches

>that you no longer have to observe the Sabbath

>that you have to tithe 10% to your Church

>that you have to read the Bible

>that you should translate the Bible into English

>that you may privately interpret the Bible

>that you have to pray

>that you have to do any good works

>that you still have to follow the 10 Commandments

>that you have to apologize to anyone other than God

>that everyone is guilty of original sin

>that you have free will

>that you cannot lose your salvation

>that Jesus was fully God and fully man

>that Mary was a Virgin

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Where does it say catholic priests are allowed to rape children?

bait

How is it bait?

It says so on my dick. You will understand once you swallow it.

the implication is that protestants contradict their doctrine by believing and practicing things not expressly defined in scripture.

Sola scriptura does not carry this meaning. It means scripture is the only infallible authority.



Scripture is norma normans non normata

So it's OK to believe things that are not in the Bible under Sola Scriptura?

Yes

Where does it say that in the Bible?

>It says so on my dick. You will understand once you swallow it.

Protestants everyone.

You are an Anglican, are you not? You would be in the minority and have a sense of sacred tradition yourselves.

He's a Dirkregationalist.

>the implication is that protestants contradict their doctrine by believing and practicing things not expressly defined in scripture

“Expressly” defined? More like anywhere defined.



Easter has less scriptural support than the perpetual virginity.

Sola Scriptura means that the ONLY authority of the church is the written word.

That doesn't jive with catholics

Yes, because Catholics are evil, not because your idea is self-refuting and ahistorical or anything

Why do Catholics think idol worship is ok?

Why do you?
