From the Oxford Dictionary:Biblical Christians do not deny Biblical truth. Most evangelicals will not deny what I have told you. Who disagrees with me? Cults? Some mainline denominations that are now liberal and have left the fundamentals of the faith. Some of them you don't agree with either as they deny the deity of Christ, a literal hell and heaven, the resurrection of Christ, etc. Of course they disagree with me. But of evangelical churches concerning the matters of salvation that I have presented to you, who disagrees?
Yes, that is what I said. Right?
Who disagrees with me? My teachings are orthodox in the respect that they are the historic teachings of the Christian faith passed down from the apostles through the early Christians until now. Prove me wrong.
Your beliefs come from paganism: transubstantiation, purgatory, indulgences, the assumption of Mary, immaculate conception, the rosary, praying to the dead, etc. These are anti-Biblical doctrines, not found in the Scriptures whose origin is in paganism.
Who is right? The one who can defend their faith in the Word of God; the one who has a true and living faith with Christ.
The Bible says:
Romans 8:16 The Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit, that we are the children of God:
--Let me ask you this one final question:
Does the spirit that dwells in you bear witness with your spirit that you are a child of God?
How do you know?
Now YOU are the one with orthodox Christian beliefs? I'll put that one down next to the "1st Baptist Church of Jerusalem". Bless your heart, you are indeed so precious,
or·tho·dox adjective
1. (of a person or their views, especially religious or political ones, or other beliefs or practices) conforming to what is generally or traditionally accepted as right or true; established and approved:
--One who has "orthodox beliefs are those that are "right or true," and generally established and approved."
That is the meaning. Your beliefs are of the RCC ONLY! They are not the generally established and approved, right and true doctrines. Who else believes in the assumption of Mary. Did you know it was only made an official doctrine in 1950? Who else believes in Purgatory and indulgences, in limbo, in transubstantiation, etc. Only the RCC, These are not orthodox beliefs. They are very unorthodox beliefs. They are the beliefs of a cult; pagan beliefs. They are outside of the Bible and outside of Christianity. If not, show me their origin; demonstrate that they belong in Christianity; demonstrate that they have a Biblical basis. You have not answered any of these questions before though I have asked you to do so. Why are you avoiding the obvious???????????