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To: Salvation
I pity you Protestants, for it seems your Bibles do not have footnotes that are approved.

I'm a born-again Christian. Ironically, I was born a Catholic, but born-again a Christian. I know some of you Catholics like to call saved believers "Protestants" as a derogatory reference.
112 posted on 05/24/2014 5:27:13 PM PDT by Old Yeller (Anything is possible, if you don't know what you're talking about.)
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To: Old Yeller

Same here, born Catholic, baptized in a Southern Baptist Church in my early 30s. I dislike the term Protestant, maybe because growing up there was a girl in my class whose mother was Anglican and the nuns forbade us from even talking to her. I never understood what was wrong with her, other than she was a (whisper) Protestant. But between you and me, she did not have horns, or a tail, or a fork. She was just a very sad little girl. Anyhow, my husband-to-be took me to his church one weekend and I knew I had finally found Jesus!


115 posted on 05/24/2014 5:55:38 PM PDT by Former Fetus (Saved by grace through faith)
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To: Old Yeller

It was not made in a derogatory sense. I just know two things.

First, you don’t have the entire Bible if you are using the KJV.

Secondly, because I have never owned or perused a KJV, I have no idea about the footnotes.

Catholic Bibles have approved footnotes that have been there by scripture scholars. Study bibles have even more.

BTW, if you are a baptized Catholic you will ALWAYS be a Catholic. Your baptismal mark does not go away. Were you also confirmed in the Catholic Church?


118 posted on 05/24/2014 6:30:31 PM PDT by Salvation ("With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26)
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