Great Commission Proves Catholicism

[Galloglasses]

You were asking what we had to say on the issue. We said the Church teaches you are allowed to believe what you want, but that doesn't mean you've made the right decision. Essentially we teach the objectivity of Truth that cannot be bended, only ignored. And you're saying we're stuff it down your throat? We're not TELLING you what to believe, we were answering your question.

[Justin86]

What Galloglasses said. This is a catholic site and you asked what we as Catholics believe. if you don't want to know what we believe then don't come here.

[thessalonian]

[quote name='thequeensindian' post='1576642' date='Jun 19 2008, 08:41 PM']"Primarily"? Not entirely? Does this mean that Catholicism is "primarily" true? Sorry, but if you're using the Great Commission to prove Catholicism, you're not making your point very well.

The thing I find disquieting about this thread is that some posters would discredit sacrifices made by non-Catholic missionaries, including not a few martyrs, because they weren't Catholic.[/quote]

Who? Protestants are Christians. The point of this thread is not to disprove that. But it is to show that the Catholic Church is what it claims to be. That does not say what the Protestants are. I see protestantism in the passage where the Apostles want Jesus to cast fire down upon some who are casting out demons in his name. He responds that those who are not against us are with us. But there is an us.

[Vincent Vega]

[quote name='thessalonian' post='1580687' date='Jun 23 2008, 06:09 PM']But there is an us.[/quote]
Best point I've heard in a while, and yet so beautifully concise.