What Doctrines should we separate over?

[kyredneck]

....when you say "Roman Catholic view of Church history", forgive me if I'm a little slow, but that sounds a little vague to me. Would you mind elaborating?

Schaff makes one statement that explains much of the history of Roman Catholicism and its subsequent persecution, even slaughter, of those that rejected the doctrine and domination of the Roman Bishop. Little wonder that the history of dissent is muffled!....

“History is written by the victors.”

 

[saturneptune]

In one of his posts, a poster said Calvin did not murder once. That is correct. He murdered at least 68 times that we know of. That does not include the hundreds he had tortured. Not only that he advocated separation of church /state and created a theocracy. In today's American court system this guy would be executed.

 

[JohnDeereFan]

In one of his posts, a poster said Calvin did not murder once. That is correct. He murdered at least 68 times that we know of. That does not include the hundreds he had tortured. This is after he was brought up on same sex relationship
ship charges. Not only that he advocated separation of church /state and created a theocracy. In today's American court system this guy would be executed.

Post reported, SaturnNeptune! Good to see you. Do you have a source for any of this?

And a happy Post Reported Day to you and your family!