You called me a heretic.
Which is to say, you pronounced that I have committed a public sin worthy of excommunication and the death of my soul.
I called you a fool for saying so.
I would be a fool to continue an argument with you, who has no authority. And I do not intend to answer your charges of heresy at all. Go and get someone who has the authority to bring them. We will both talk to him.
You continue to bear false witness against me, and are stubborn in your pride in doing so.
Our communications are a great temptation to you. You should resist that temptation and either let it go, or go and get something with authority to adjudicate the case.
Discuss the issues all you want but do NOT make it personal!
*The Catholic Church does not teach that is a consequence of heretical writings.. Brother, please post anything from the Magisterium which teaches what you claim.
I called you a fool for saying so.
But I say to you, that whosoever is angry with his brother, shall be in danger of the judgment. And whosoever shall say to his brother, Raca, shall be in danger of the council. And whosoever shall say, Thou Fool, shall be in danger of hell fire.
I would be a fool to continue an argument with you...
*When facts are against one, one ought not argue :)
You continue to bear false witness against me, and are stubborn in your pride in doing so.
*I have documented Christian Doctrine are your opposition to it. I cited the authority of the Magisterium.
Our communications are a great temptation to you.
*No, they really aren't. I realise some things about myself and the matter of temptation. That is why when I go out into public, I avoid eye contact with women. I can't help their stares - it is a matter beyond their control However, if I make eye contact with them, (esp. blondes), I have found it gives them rash ideas and false hope.