[ealgeone]

The problem is not the source. It’s what you’re falsely saying about it. You are saying one thing is another when it isn’t. You’re actually saying “Holy Roman Catholic and Apostolic Church” in 13th century Latin is somehow the same words as “Roman Catholics” in modern English. I already posted the evidence - FROM PROTESTANTS - that the phrase “Roman Catholic” was invented by Protestants.

Again, your problem, among many, is with the source of the post....not what I posted. Perhaps you should contact the website and correct them if you believe it is wrong.

[vladimir998]

“Again, your problem, among many, is with the source of the post....not what I posted.”

Nope. The source is not a problem at all - except for you because it doesn’t say what you need it to. Again, “Holy Roman Catholic and Apostolic Church” in 13th century Latin is NOT “Roman Catholics” in Modern English.

“Perhaps you should contact the website and correct them if you believe it is wrong.”

You’re claiming it says something different than what it actually says is what is wrong. I’ve pointed that out. The problem is your false claim and not the source of the quote. The quote says what it says - and that is not what you claim it says. It literally says not what you claim it says.