AgPrognosticator said:
The problem with the Pope's sermon is that he intentionally mischaracterizes the words of Jesus. I don't care what his "transcript" says. The way he spoke the words CLEARLY demonstrate his intent to make those words sound like Jesus' words.
Deception was intended, and that's rather disgusting. Especially for the "direct lineage of Peter".
That's the whole problem with a fallable human leading a fallable church: he is not even nearly perfect. One man was. He is my Savior.
I hate to be so reductive, but Catholicism, their "Church" and the Pope are all inherently flawed for these reasons. They are creations of man nothing more.
Scripture is not.
Ultimately, that's the one disagreement that will exist until Jesus returns. Some of us will choose Christ through sola scriptura and some will choose the man-made traditions of the RCC and papal supremacy.
I know the "good Catholics" will be right along to goal tend for the Pope but he was intentionally (and disgustingly) deceptive in this sermon. It was wrong.
Scripture? That little thing that Prots have butchered and cut down so conveniently to make sure their incorrect views aren't challenged?
Sola scriptura arguments immediately fail with you people because you don't have any semblance of cohesion with what is actually divine word.
And the King will answer them, ‘Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did it to Me’
