Apostolic succession is not what Jesus taught. Jesus taught the the 12 Apostles have the power to bind and loosen. The next bishops were not granted this by Jesus. Just the original 12 Apostles. Bishops should go back to scripture and original church practice to base new dogma on not church history. History can be wrong. Just something was taught over time does not make it correct or valid. Sourcing all teaching to Jesus or the 12 Apostles is the only way to go for Dogma. Truth in facts
I have studied baptism, the scriptures teach believer baptism. You must be able to mentally be able to confess sin and be baptism. Babies can not believe or have faith in Jesus. Faith is not from the parents. So believer baptism works well with scripture. Sunday I talked with a man who went RCIA and his comment was that every teenagers should go through RCIA. He said he fully understood his baptism. Young babies can not believe and therefore, not be baptized. The truth In the RCC 90%.
The truth has to come from a source that is trusted. The written word is safe. Verified in history, multiple witness. Scripture is rock solid. Tradition or Oral history or teaching by Bishops is hear say as an evidence. Oral or tradition lacks a verification that is needed to be trusted. Contraceptive is even used by Catholics today. People of RCC don't have sex to not have babies. Christians that practice contraception could or could not be following the Holy Spirit. Individual choice
Apostolic succession is not what Jesus taught. Jesus taught the the 12 Apostles have the power to bind and loosen. The next bishops were not granted this by Jesus. Just the original 12 Apostles. Bishops should go back to scripture and original church practice to base new dogma on not church history. History can be wrong. Just something was taught over time does not make it correct or valid. Sourcing all teaching to Jesus or the 12 Apostles is the only way to go for Dogma. Truth in facts
MRGV7373 10 months ago
I have studied baptism, the scriptures teach believer baptism. You must be able to mentally be able to confess sin and be baptism. Babies can not believe or have faith in Jesus. Faith is not from the parents. So believer baptism works well with scripture. Sunday I talked with a man who went RCIA and his comment was that every teenagers should go through RCIA. He said he fully understood his baptism. Young babies can not believe and therefore, not be baptized. The truth In the RCC 90%.
MRGV7373 10 months ago
The truth has to come from a source that is trusted. The written word is safe. Verified in history, multiple witness. Scripture is rock solid. Tradition or Oral history or teaching by Bishops is hear say as an evidence. Oral or tradition lacks a verification that is needed to be trusted. Contraceptive is even used by Catholics today. People of RCC don't have sex to not have babies. Christians that practice contraception could or could not be following the Holy Spirit. Individual choice
MRGV7373 10 months ago