Ecumenism in Scripture

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On Sat, 31 Oct 1998 10:15:04 -0800 Steve Starcher <stevstar@prodigy.net>
writes:

>This is a very
>good example of Christian Folklore. 

May I ask who you think the whore of Babylon is? Is the Great Whore
folklore?

>Have you read any Roman Catholic theology lately to see what 
>Catholics
>really believe? 

I was raised Catholic.  I have an aunt who is a nun.  I attended
catechism and taught it for a while. I have read some more Roman Catholic
theology just this summer.

 I would suggest you start with the documents of 
>Vatican
>II which present a concise summary of the contemporary Catholic faith. 
>
>You might be amazed at the Biblical nature of these documents and 
>there
>similarities to the faith of Apostolics.

Bro. Starcher, the devil also portrays himself as an angel of light. 
Having known many Catholic people, I know the doctrines of the Catholic
church do not save.  They talk pretty good, like many do.  I am not
saying this to say the Catholic people are not good people.  I have many
Catholic relatives that I love, but the religion that they practice is in
darkness. 

>The last time we chatted you said you didn't have time to read 
>lengthy
>posts.  I would suggest that you take a great deal of time to read 
>and
>study the faith of others before you make such a wholesale
>condemnation.  As Apostolics we have a responsibility to present the
>truth, not misinformation.  If we want others to take us seriously, 
>then
>we should take them seriously and understand their faith.

I have taken time to study many different faiths so I may be better able
to witness to people. I will continue to do so.  I use their doctrine to
try to show them their error so they can be saved.  You suggest that I am
not familiar with the Catholic religion and I tell you I am very familiar
with it.

>Lets focus the discussion of the Catholic faith on the documents of
>Vatican II.  I look forward to discussing these documents with you.

Are these documents on the net?  If so, send me the address and I will
look into it.  

Lynne Yohnk


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