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Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
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The notion of the Pope is rooted in Scripture: Matt 16:18-9


So I can just mumble a few words in Latin over my pancakes and they will turn into Elvis?


Nope, but you might get waffles.


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So, he's a redistributionist and now he has a bully pulpit. Whodathunk?


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Is there any historical record that disputes this record?

Yeah, the Bible. Nowhere in Scripture did Peter claim supremacy over the other apostles. And nowhere in his writings did Peter claim any special role, authority, or power over Jesus' church. And nowhere in Scripture did Peter state that his apostolic authority would be passed on to successors (other Pope's). Peter played a crucial role in the early spread of the gospel, but nothing in Scripture supports the concept that Peter was the first Pope...or that he had more authority than the other apostles, or that his 'authority' would be passed on to the others in Rome who would be called 'Pope'. Peter himself points to Jesus as the Shepherd and Overseer of His church.


Again, you are conveniently ignoring Matt 16:19.

Also, the early history of the church is widely recognized among protestants as well, except American evangelicals.


Are'nt you ingnoring the context of the passage? The context begins in vs. 13.

It starts with a question: "Whom do men say that I the Son of man am?" An answer is given.

A second, more pointed question is asked: But whom say ye (the deciples) say that I am?"

It is then in vs. 16 that Jesus acknowledges that Simon Peter gave the correct answer to the question.

The correct answer was: "Thou art the Christ, the Son of the Living God.

In vs. 17, Christ explains how Simon Peter got the correct answer: "...flesh and blood hath not revealed it unto thee, but my Father which in in heaven."

Taken in context, "...and upon this rock I will buid my church" must refer to:
1. The confession that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the Living God.
2. The fact that this knowledge is by revelation.

The Church is built on Christ alone, and it is on those two principles upon which is rests. vs. 17"...I will build my church;"

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In the original Greek, Jesus called Peter Petros but said that on this petra I will build my church. They're completely different words. Petros is masculine and is a piece of rock that's unstable and can be moved. Petra, feminine, is a huge, solid, unmovable rock. Jesus said that Peter was a piece of rock, hard but a man, temporary and movable. He would build his church on Peter's testimony, a petra, which was eternal and unmoving.


Was it written in Greek originally? Or Aramaic?

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It makes no difference. The context is clear. You can contrast part of the two principles with John 6:64-66.

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It makes no difference. The context is clear. You can contrast part of the two principles with John 6:64-66.


The language makes no difference? The whole point of that post was that the specific language absolutely made all the difference

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It makes no difference. The context is clear. You can contrast part of the two principles with John 6:64-66.


The language makes no difference? The whole point of that post was that the specific language absolutely made all the difference


I appreciate your point. However, the light of context shines more than enough light on the subject to extrapalate the meaning.

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I understand context. And it is very important. But specific words can make a huge difference, and without knowing them for sure, the context we're given can be misleading.

For the record, I'm not arguing one way or the other. I have no clue if Aramaic is the original language of that part of the bible. It really was a question. Nor would I know how to translate either Aramaic or Greek correctly

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this has gotten a wee bit off the track. Of course that has never happened with a tread at the 'fire. laugh

this is the sort of crap I am talking about. Using the church to push a communist/anti Western social agenda.
http://www.gainesville.com/article/...o-promote-pope-s-climate-change-message-
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NEW YORK — There will be prayer vigils and pilgrimages, policy briefings and seminars, and sermons in parishes from the U.S. to the Philippines.

When Pope Francis releases his much-anticipated teaching document on the environment and climate change in the coming weeks, a network of Roman Catholics will be ready. These environmental advocates — who work with bishops, religious orders, Catholic universities and lay movements — have been preparing for months to help maximize the effect of the statement, hoping for a transformative impact in the fight against global warming.


I don't care anything about what the Pope says about St Peter, or anything about Catholic doctrin. I am not Catholic, I am a Baptist.


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No, he's just an intelligent and compassionate human being.

Best pope ever.

He wouldn't fit in here.....would he?



Quite the opposite actually. Socialism is the most impoverishing, least compassionate political ideology in existence---next to its close cousin Communism.


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Hey, not all of us can snap pics of women with toilet paper stuck in their pants and proclaim we couldn't say anything but we could immediately think to take a picture and post it on the Forum.

Maybe one day I'll be that kind of Christan.


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"You still lack one thing. Sell everything you have and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me.'" Luke 18:22


Everybody seems to overlook the most important part of this paragraph. The word give, not be taken by the church or the government, but given freely by the owner. miles


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Jesus is Lord, The rest of us, me included are a bunch of podumps. As far as I'm concerned though the pope is a man leading the blind. Everybody should have their own relationship with God and not through some dude in a stupid hat that is no better than the rest of us. People have made him an idol, sickening... I don't put stock in anyone I don't know personally and only about 5% of the pastors I know personally.

Baptists, methodists, penticostals every denomination is off a little, all of them hold on to a big bag of $hit and call it doctrine. Argueing of stupid stuff like foot washing. Jesus said to do as I do, but he ment be a servant, if you want to do it in church as a way to show humility fine, if not don't, but no reason to have 50 branches of baptists. No wonder people don't want a thing to do with it. All of it has become about doctrine, rules and regs. I can't stand church and many christians. People and religion are flawed, God is not.


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The Pope is infallible with regards to matters of Church doctrine. But when it comes to social issues, I believe he is out of his element. Whether someone believes the Pope has strayed into other areas, it doesn't diminish Church doctrine.

Was Jesus out of his element when he said this?

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"You still lack one thing. Sell everything you have and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me.'" Luke 18:22


LOL! The good Christians are always in a state of constant religious and moral flip-flop.

Social issues indeed. All issues are social.

The Pope is the first good Pope since John (who was only fairly good).

Enjoy him. Enjoy being a rich Republican. Hell is waiting.


If the rich man sold all his stuff and gave it to a poor guy, would not he then be rich and in the same fix as he was? I did not see Jesus give him any commie instructions about wealth redistribution he just said sell it and give it away. Was he only to spread it around thin?

More to this scripture than meets the eye me thinks. Check out the con job the rich young man tried to lay on Jesus earlier in the dialogue? Anyone see it?


You're wrong in a couple of ways.

First off, Jesus didn't say to give all your wealth to ONE POOR GUY. You're changing the meaning of the Bible. Typical Christian maneuver.

Second, there was no "con job" laid on Jesus and you have no point......just obfuscation.


Oh yeah he tried to lay a massive con job on Jesus. He asked "Good Teacher, what must I do to be saved"?

Jesus answers, 'DO NOT COMMIT ADULTERY, DO NOT MURDER, DO NOT STEAL, DO NOT BEAR FALSE WITNESS, HONOR YOUR FATHER AND MOTHER.'" 21And he said, "All these things I have kept from my youth."…

Therein lies the con. Much of Jesus teachings revolved around the "you still lack one thing" principle. Jesus taught that to even look at a woman with lust was to commit adultery and to get angry with someone was to commit murder. No one has ever kept the law....there is "none righteous, no not one. "Therefore this clown was lying to Jesus to make himself look good, get a pat on the head, whatever. So Jesus said in a sense, "fantastic, since you are so great, sell all your stuff and follow me". Jesus smacked him right in his weak area as he tended to do because he knew that his possessions owned him.

This was in no way a universal command for all time for all people but an interaction with one man. What about the expensive oil that Mary used to anoint Jesus with before his death? Judas, also a con man, said they could have sold the oil and "given the money to the poor", and Jesus rebuked him...."the poor you will always have with you". Perhaps Judas was the first Commie.

The story of the Rich young man or ruler and his interaction with Jesus has been cherry picked by Commies and Atheists to bash Christians forever. They don't know what the hell they are talking about and neither do you.


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Everybody should have their own relationship with God and not through some dude in a stupid hat that is no better than the rest of us.

Yeah, like my SIL who told me that *her* God is a god of love who loves her and doesn't care what vows she breaks or how she treats her family.


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People have made him an idol, sickening... I don't put stock in anyone I don't know personally and only about 5% of the pastors I know personally.

He is only an idol if you expect him to be perfect. Catholics only expect him to be "good enough" to carry out the mission of the Holy Spirit. That is, to keep the Church going and keep the infallible teachings of Christ. That is something the Church has done quite well for 2,000 years, even in spite of several anti-popes along the way.

I agree, this man sure ain't no Benedict. He talks before he thinks, but luckily he is too small to confound the mission of the Holy Spirit.


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He's a socialist with communist leanings. Those aren't Church teachings, but rather cultural constructs. He is a man of his times, unfortunately.

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The story of the Rich young man or ruler and his interaction with Jesus has been cherry picked by Commies and Atheists to bash Christians forever. They don't know what the hell they are talking about and neither do you.


Truth is, it is YOU who doesn't know what he's talking about.

What you demonstrate is that people tend to twist "Holy Books" in a cynical attempt to validate their own politics.

Truth is, to attempt to use the supposed sayings of Jesus to justify hateful Fascist political goals and oppression of the poor is ludicrous because the heart of Jesus's teachings are clear and totally lacking in hate and greed.

There is no need to "cherry pick" anything. The words of Jesus are filled with compassion for the poor....NOT the harsh and hateful neglect of the poor espoused by the right-wing Christians of today.

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So you rich Republicans and Fascists enjoy your fat life here on earth......you better, because according to your own book--hell awaits you.

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And the Pope?

He's exactly correct.

(And heaven awaits him.)



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Originally Posted by seal_billy
Jesus is Lord, The rest of us, me included are a bunch of podumps. As far as I'm concerned though the pope is a man leading the blind. Everybody should have their own relationship with God and not through some dude in a stupid hat that is no better than the rest of us. People have made him an idol, sickening... I don't put stock in anyone I don't know personally and only about 5% of the pastors I know personally.

Baptists, methodists, penticostals every denomination is off a little, all of them hold on to a big bag of $hit and call it doctrine. Argueing of stupid stuff like foot washing. Jesus said to do as I do, but he ment be a servant, if you want to do it in church as a way to show humility fine, if not don't, but no reason to have 50 branches of baptists. No wonder people don't want a thing to do with it. All of it has become about doctrine, rules and regs. I can't stand church and many christians. People and religion are flawed, God is not.


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The story of the Rich young man or ruler and his interaction with Jesus has been cherry picked by Commies and Atheists to bash Christians forever. They don't know what the hell they are talking about and neither do you.




So you rich Republicans and Fascists enjoy your fat life here on earth......you better, because according to your own book--hell awaits you.


I'll take my chances Pagan, as I reckon you will.


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