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IS THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AUTHENTIC..?
Posted : 29 Nov, 2010 06:46 PM
Is the Catholic Church's, or the Roman Catholic Church's, "doctrine" which has been taught throughout the centuries genuine and accurate?
NO!
The word "DOCTRINE" is a modern English word, taken from the Latin "doctrina", which was translated by Jerome (347-420AD), and written in his Vulgate version 400AD, a long time before the Reformers... [16th and 17th Centuries]
It was the [purely fictional] Catholic Church that introduced the word "doctrina", from "doctor teacher", for one who was viewed to be a scholar..
And Saint Augustine, using the word "DOCTRINA", wrote his "De Doctrina Christiana" in 397, a long time, as well, before the reformers..
In fact, the word "doctrina", is not an accurate translation, because of its association with schola, schools, or scholars.
The real definition for doctrine is:
διδαχή-didachē
it means "teach, taught; act of teaching, instruction"
The words "scholar, doctor, and/or doctrina" are wholy new inventions of men associated with the Catholic Church, which was all about taking the word of God and converting it into capital.
It was the Catholic Church that kidnapped the Holy Writ, in the 2nd Century, twisted a few words, and PRESTO-CHANGO, we have a new religion, but just like the Romans, Greeks, et al, replete with fictitious iconography..
They had to add to their "doctrina" through the centuries, to keep men interested, and to create new forms of generating capital, such as the "selling of indulgences" [1190 until Martin Luther's 95 Thesis in 1517, and the Reformation], where Saint Peter's Basilica was built on the converting of sinfulness into capital. The Catholic Church had men peddling contracts that were sold, pardoning the buyer, in advance, of any sin that was committed. Such wickedness cannot in any way be associated with the teachings of Jesus Christ.
HERE IS A COMPLETE LISTING OF THE "DOCTRINA" OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
NOTICE, HOW THESE DOCTRINA HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THROUGHOUT THE CENTURIES, PROVING THAT NOTHING ABOUT THIS SOCIAL ORGANIZATION..IS AUTHENTIC, AND THAT IT WAS ALL MADE UP... THROUGH THE CENTURIES!
�2nd cen Presbyters (or elders) were first called priest by Lucian
�AD 300 Prayers for the dead
�AD 375 The veneration or worship of angels and dead saints and the use of images
�AD 378 THE BISHOP OF ROME MADE PONTIFEX
�AD 394 The Mass as a daily celebration was adopted
�AD 431 The beginning of the exaltation of Mary, and the first use of the term Mother of God by the Council of Ephesus
�AD 431 Pope claims to possess the keys of Peter
�AD 500 Priest began to dress differently than the laity and to wear special clothes
�AD 526 Extreme Unction or Anointing of the Sick � One of the seven
Sacraments, in which a priest anoints and prays for one in danger of death
�AD 593 The doctrine of purgatory was first established by Gregory the Great
�AD 600 Prayers began to be offered to Mary, dead saints, and angels
�AD 610 The first man proclaimed with the title Pope (Boniface III)
�AD 788 Veneration of the cross, images, and relics authorized
�AD 850 Holy water, mixed with a pinch of salt and blessed by a priest was authorized
�AD 890 Veneration of Saint Joseph
�AD 927 College of Cardinals begun
�AD 995 Canonization of dead saints by Pope John XV
�11th cen The Mass developed gradually as a sacrifice, attendance was made obligatory
�AD 1079 The celibacy of the priesthood was decreed by Pope Hildebrand, Boniface VII
�AD 1090 Peter the Hermit introduced the rosary, or prayer beads (copied from Hindus and Mohammedan)
�AD1184 The Rosary was legalized, and later promoted by the Forth Lateran Council in 1215
�AD 1190 The sale of indulgences
�12th cen The seven sacraments as defined by Peter Lombard
�AD 1215 The dogma of transubstantiation was decreed by Pope Innocent III
�AD 1215 The Inquisition of Heretics was instituted by the Council of Verona
�AD 1215 Confession of sins to a priest at least once a year was instituted by Pope Innocent III at the Fourth Lateran Council
�AD 1220 The adoration of the wafer (host) decreed by Pope Honorius III
�AD 1251 The scapular (a piece of brown cloth with a picture of the Virgin, supposed to contain supernatural power to protect those who wear it on naked skin from all danger) invented by Simon Stock of England
�AD 1439 The doctrine of purgatory proclaimed a dogma by the Council of Florence
�AD 1545 Tradition is declared of equal authority with the Bible by the Council of Trent
�AD 1546 The Apocryphal Books were added to the Bible by the Council of Trent
�AD 1585 Jesuit Priest Francisco Ribera introduces the Futurist view of prophecies concerning anti-christ
�AD 1854 The Immaculate Conception of Mary was proclaimed by Pope Pius IX (this doctrine maintains that the Virgin Mary was in the first instance of her conception, preserved from all stain of original sin
�AD 1864 Pope Pius IX condemns all scientific discoveries not approved by the Roman Church
�AD 1870 Infallibility of the pope in matters of faith and morals proclaimed by the First Vatican Council
�AD 1930 Pius XI condemned the public schools
�AD 1931 Pius XI reaffirmed the doctrine that Mary is The Mother of God
�AD 1950 The dogma of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary was proclaimed by Pope Pius (the belief that Mary ascended bodily into heaven without dying)
�AD 1965 Mary proclaimed the Mother of the Church by Pope Paul VI
HOW WAS IT POSSIBLE FOR PETER TO HAVE BEEN THE FIRST APOSTLE, OR ANYONE, WHEN THEIR DOCTRINA IS PURELY FICTIONAL?
So, if you believe, after reading this, that the Catholic Church is legitimate in any sense of the word, I have some realestate off the coast of Southern California I'd like to sell you..
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