the eaerth is the proper distance from the sun for life which shows God is merciful to life and is good,therefore a good reason to believe in a good God.Jesus dying in the place of sinners on a cruel cross, and all we have to do is put our faith and trust in Jesus as our God and saviour and turn from our sins, to inherit eternal happiness in paradise,also shows Gods love
The Celtic Church which was founded by Columba was independant of the Popes, and so remained for centuries. It was chiefly through the influence of Queen Margaret, the saxon wife of Malcolm Canmore (married about 1069) that the Romanizing process set in. Her 3 sons, reigning in succesion, continued her Church policy. At the end of the 15th century the Scottish clergy had become so corrupt,that the people were prepared to listen to the call of the Reformation and claim their liberties.
The Celtic/Gaelic Church was in flat opposition to Rome from the time of Columba until the Romanizing process set in. There can be no doubt about that. We have correspondence from the 7th century which clearly shows us it was the same theology as the 16th century Reformers. I highly recommend James Aitken Wylie's 'History of the Scottish nation'. Thank you for sharing the video.
They were, as ancients, part of the ancient faith, the true faith, the Catholic faith. Scotland was a Catholic country for much longer than it has been a "Protestant" one. Forced on the people. Top down. Look at Barra for example, forever Catholic. The false Protestant doctrines were never enforced there, and the people stayed true. Same with many remote parts of the country.
We salute the memory of the titanic thirty eight year (1660-88) struggle of the Covenanters against tyranny, oppression and arbitrary rule. Were it not for their sacrifice we would not possess the civil and religious liberties we enjoy today.
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the eaerth is the proper distance from the sun for life which shows God is merciful to life and is good,therefore a good reason to believe in a good God.Jesus dying in the place of sinners on a cruel cross, and all we have to do is put our faith and trust in Jesus as our God and saviour and turn from our sins, to inherit eternal happiness in paradise,also shows Gods love
bibliosca 2 years ago
Our Fathers knew thee, Rome of old,
And evil is thy fame;
Thy fond embrace, the galling chain;
Thy kiss, the blazing flame.
Our martyred Fathers dying words
As at the stake they stood
Bid us resist thee to the end,
Words written in their blood.
ulsterconfederate 3 years ago
Cameron of the Covenant stood,
And prayed the battle prayer,
And with his brother, side by side,
Took up the cross of Christ and died,
Upon the Moss of Ayr.
Chlaidheimh 3 years ago 2
the protestant faith for ever! thanks to our forefathers!
lazer1970 3 years ago 3
Cameron was a Protestant, a Presbyterian and a Hero of the Christian faith!
Chlaidheimh 3 years ago 3
The Celtic Church which was founded by Columba was independant of the Popes, and so remained for centuries. It was chiefly through the influence of Queen Margaret, the saxon wife of Malcolm Canmore (married about 1069) that the Romanizing process set in. Her 3 sons, reigning in succesion, continued her Church policy. At the end of the 15th century the Scottish clergy had become so corrupt,that the people were prepared to listen to the call of the Reformation and claim their liberties.
jimmy2820 3 years ago
The Celtic/Gaelic Church was in flat opposition to Rome from the time of Columba until the Romanizing process set in. There can be no doubt about that. We have correspondence from the 7th century which clearly shows us it was the same theology as the 16th century Reformers. I highly recommend James Aitken Wylie's 'History of the Scottish nation'. Thank you for sharing the video.
Islandretreat 3 years ago
They were, as ancients, part of the ancient faith, the true faith, the Catholic faith. Scotland was a Catholic country for much longer than it has been a "Protestant" one. Forced on the people. Top down. Look at Barra for example, forever Catholic. The false Protestant doctrines were never enforced there, and the people stayed true. Same with many remote parts of the country.
kpman 3 years ago
Makes you proud to adhere to rhe Reformed Faith.
billycl 3 years ago 4
And prayed the battle prayer, and with his brother side by side, took up the cross of Christ and died upon the moss of Ayr.
Covenanter1680 4 years ago 3
Cameron of the Covenant stood
Covenanter1680 4 years ago 4
Momento Mori ! Remember Cameron, Cargill and Renwick. Freedom has a price.
Covenanter1680 4 years ago 4
We salute the memory of the titanic thirty eight year (1660-88) struggle of the Covenanters against tyranny, oppression and arbitrary rule. Were it not for their sacrifice we would not possess the civil and religious liberties we enjoy today.
Covenanter1680 4 years ago 3