What other denominations

[ntchristian]

Yes. I will just take what comes and explain why I believe the way that I do.

Get ready for some heat. Not all Baptists are "nice". But the same goes for all other denominations, too. I have participated on forums of different brands of Christianity and encountered some people claiming to be Christians whose fruit was, shall I say, "suspect".

 

[Reformed1689]

Where could I go to get nourished by the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus in the Eucharist?

False doctrine of the heretical RCC.

 

[Lamb's Servant]

Yes, that is understood.
Most, if not all groups, which claim to be Christian, have those 66 books too, such as Mormonism with their added books. A key difference being Catholics are accepted here as fellow Christians, Mormons would not be.

We do not believe that the those books, which Mormons have, are canonical.

 

[Lamb's Servant]

The Orthodox don't quite share the same belief, preferring to maintain the Eucharist as "Mystery" rather than seek to define it rationally, as those in the West do -- whether RC or Protestant.

The Eastern Catholic Churches use the term "Mystery." The Greek Orthodox Church did, however, use the term Metousiosis in trying to define the Sacrament.

 

[Lamb's Servant]

Get ready for some heat. Not all Baptists are "nice". But the same goes for all other denominations, too. I have participated on forums of different brands of Christianity and encountered some people claiming to be Christians whose fruit was, shall I say, "suspect".

Okay. Ready.

 

[Lamb's Servant]

False doctrine of the heretical RCC.

How is it false?

 

[Reformed1689]

How is it false?

That it magically becomes the body and blood?

 

[Lamb's Servant]

That it magically becomes the body and blood?

It does not magically become His Body and Blood. Catholics do not believe in magic. We do believe, however, that by the power of the Holy Spirit, through the words of Consecration, the bread and wine are substantially transformed into the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

 

[Reformed1689]

It does not magically become His Body and Blood. Catholics do not believe in magic. We do believe, however, that by the power of the Holy Spirit, through the words of Consecration, the bread and wine are substantially transformed into the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

And where does Scripture teach this?

 

[Lamb's Servant]

And where does Scripture teach this?

John 6:41-59.

 

[Reformed1689]

John 6:41-59.

LOL

 

[Lamb's Servant]

LOL

Are the holy words of Our Lord laughable?

 

[Lodic]

I'm a member of a Southern Baptist church, but I'm more of a Christian "mutt". During my Christian walk, I've attended Presbyterian, Assembly of God, and several non-denominational churches. Additionally, I've also attended Army chapel services and missionary home churches while I was in the Army. I've felt at home in each of them, but never completely agreed with any of them on all doctrines. I like this site for the same reason that I like this church. As was mentioned earlier, Baptists are generally very welcoming. I enjoy the discussions here, even when others disagree with my views. Generally, I find the members of this forum very cordial and mature. We may not always agree, but we can remain friendly, as we agree on our core Christian beliefs.

[EDIT] Forgot to mention - along the way, I've also picked up some Reformed Theology (Calvinist) doctrines. I chew the meat of what I pick up and spit out the bones that I don't agree with.

 

[rockytopva]

I am Pentecostal Holiness and here is the example of the type service I like to attend...

 

[DaveXR650]

In the early 80's I went to a fundamentalist Baptist church. Our pastor told us "I don't care how loud you shout or how high you jump, but when you hit the ground you better be speaking English!" And when he took his jacket off, we knew he was really gonna preach.
(Also, I am posting now, note the time, so you all know I ain't watching the half-time show.)

 

[Reformed1689]

Are the holy words of Our Lord laughable?

No your utterly absurd, ridiculous and, frankly, stupid interpretation is laughable. Catholic hogwash.

 

[Salty]

Are the holy words of Our Lord laughable?

But it is not to be taken literately.

 

[Cathode]

No your utterly absurd, ridiculous and, frankly, stupid interpretation is laughable. Catholic hogwash.

Why do you come on the Other Denominations sub forum, to abuse, insult and denigrate other denominations core beliefs.
There’s not even a small hint of Christian charity in your words thus far, just bile and vitriol.

 

[Reformed1689]

Why do you come on the Other Denominations sub forum, to abuse, insult and denigrate other denominations core beliefs.
There’s not even a small hint of Christian charity in your words thus far, just bile and vitriol.

I stand for truth. You do not.

 

[Cathode]

I stand for truth. You do not.

Well if the truth makes a man speak that viciously, who would want to learn that?

Have you heard the saying, ‘God opposes the proud, even when they are right’

It’s all about delivery dude. If you have truths to share, share it with kindness, patience and love.