The Church's Constant Teaching on our dealings with Non-Catholics

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[Elsie]

“catholiciism” DELIBERATELY and

“Ca5tholic” DELIBERATELY and

“catholi8ciism” DELIBERATELY.

Could be worse...

[Elsie]

Why does your ego have such a need to bear fasle witness so often at FR?

HA!!!

This PROVES you are a HERETIC and probably DEMON POSSESSED as well!

--Catholic_Wannabe_Dude(Hail Mary!)

[metmom]

Catholics tell us that sin is a deliberate rejection of God.

If those verses in Hebrews are taken as Catholics claim, then there is no repentance and turning back as they deliberately chose to reject Jesus and treat Him with contempt, crucifying Him to themselves again.

[metmom]

Is that your own personal interpretation or official church teaching?

If it’s official church teaching, please cite it and not pass it off as your own.

[vladimir998]

“Is that your own personal interpretation or official church teaching?”

About what?

“If it’s official church teaching, please cite it and not pass it off as your own.”

Please show - from the “official church teaching” - where it says everything must be immediately citable (so-to-speak) to be considered the position of the Church. When you fail, and you will, what will you have learned? You will be mistaken if you say, “That people just make things up and call it Church teaching” so actually try to think and come up with an intelligent answer. You should read CCC 67, 92 and 904 before you post again on this subject. You probably won’t - Protestant anti-Catholics seem adverse to actually learning about the Catholic faith from a Catholic source - but you should.

[Religion Moderator]

Stop the petty comments that go to a personal level and stick with the issues.

[metmom]

You probably won’t - Protestant anti-Catholics seem adverse to actually learning about the Catholic faith from a Catholic source - but you should.

An interesting accusation considering that we've been asking for official church teaching on the matter.

Can you provide it or not? And as for your ridiculous question of *for what?* for the interpretation of the Scripture verses or quotes from the CCC that you've been providing or the other just general statements you have provided describing what Catholics allegedly believe.

They are not cited and since they are not, then one is left to presume they are just your opinion.