Why you stay catholic?

I mean why you are catholic ? or why you stay catholic ? despite any issue , I think you understand what I mean

1- I was raised by a Catholic family

2- I believe in Jesus Christ

3- From the thousands of denominational churches the Catholic church is the original

What about you?

1 Like

25 Jesus knew their thoughts and said to them, “Every kingdom divided against itself will be ruined, and every city or household divided against itself will not stand. 26 If Satan drives out Satan, he is divided against himself. How then can his kingdom stand? 27 And if I drive out demons by Beelzebul, by whom do your people drive them out? So then, they will be your judges. 28 But if it is by the Spirit of God that I drive out demons, then the kingdom of God has come upon you.

Jesus’ Mother and Brothers

46 While Jesus was still talking to the crowd, his mother and brothers stood outside, wanting to speak to him. 47 Someone told him, “Your mother and brothers are standing outside, wanting to speak to you.”

48 He replied to him, “Who is my mother, and who are my brothers?” 49 Pointing to his disciples, he said, “Here are my mother and my brothers. 50 For whoever does the will of my Father in heaven is my brother and sister and mother.”

Peace to all,

OMNiLogically, To me, there are two Catholic Sacraments bringing us from death through resurrection life and they are from Baptism through Penance for Sacrifice “In The Christ” becoming forgiven in both natures from the incorruptible spirit through the immortal life becoming again for all Creation in One Holy Spirit Family One God in being.

Logically we Become Catholic Baptized “Reborn” into the Catholic Church, OMNiLogically.

OMNiLogically, Spirit Nature Personal Gods in being become flesh from Family Powers and Gods in being preexisting become alive and live in all mankind through “The Word becomes Flesh” for all mankind “In The Christ” becoming again for all Creation in One God in being a Family.

We have to see all mankind becoming into the Catholic Church Baptized becoming transformed brothers and sister through the flesh in the New Eve for all becoming Sons and Daughters of God from Sacrifice for Jesus becoming the New Adam “In The Christ” through Penance becoming forgiven from the spirit through the flesh becoming from Fathers and Gods and Mothers and Gods becoming again glorified for all Creation transfigured in One Holy Spirit Family One God in being.

To me Catholic Rebirth becoming from Creation by the Father becoming into the Holy Family is from Creation becoming from the Father becoming Catholic Rebirth for the created souls of all becoming through the created flesh from the Immaculate Conception Mary, Mother of God from the Power of the Holy Spirit becoming incorruption through the reborn souls of all mankind through The Immaculate Flesh becoming One Body in the New Eve.

And Catholic Salvation in through Mary for all Baptized through the New Eve for Jesus becoming in the New Adam for both becoming “In The Christ” from Sacrifice through Penance becoming forgiven becoming again for all Creation in One Holy Spirit Family One God in being, OMNiLogically.

Peace always,
Stephen

Why do you keep making this false claim when you know that this is not what the RCC teaches. We’ve been through this. The RCC teaches that only Jesus can save us and we have proven this to you with the latest document on this topic by the Vatican. You have never shown us any part of the Catechism that makes this claim. It is YOUR own personal belief, NOT the Vatican’s. At least admit your not really a Catholic, you have your own denomination which is called omnilogic.

I stay Catholic because I don’t know of any other church that teaches the full Gospel (no matter what the church’s name). They all seem to make exceptions, teaching, for example, that divorce and remarriage is not adultery, that contraception is OK, that men can become women and women can become men, that homosexuality is something to be proud of, that we don’t have to keep holy the Lord’s day, and that Christ’s flesh is not real food and His blood not real drink. This just a partial list, but these are big ones that come to mind, and I’m sure there are churches that call themselves Christian and teach all these things I listed.

4 Likes

Yes, I understand your question. I fell away in High School and in College. I never stopped believing in God, but I slowly began to follow Jesus less and the world more.

Through a series of events and people that I believe God put in my life, He led me back to the Faith of my youth.

As I began to learn more about what Catholic Christians believe, I realized how little I actually knew about my Catholic Faith, even though I was probably taught it growing up, I wasn’t ready to learn.

So, why am I Catholic?

  1. I believe Jesus was Who He said He is.
  2. I believe the Bible is true. The Bible was affirmed by the Early Church Councils. It was a Catholic Bishop who gave the Bible chapters & verses.
  3. I believe He chose apostles and they loved Him enough to die for Him and this Faith.
  4. I believe Baptism and the Holy Eucharist are not just symbolic, but the means, established by Christ, to gift us with salvific grace. The Early Church Fathers believed and taught this as well.
  5. Jesus breathed on the Apostles and gave them authority to bind & loosen. This authority has been passed on to their successors. When there are disagreements among Christians on matters of faith & morals, we see in Scripture, that they go to the Apostolic Church for clarification.
  6. Jesus and St. Paul Prayed that we all might be of one mind and purpose.
  7. Jesus chose imperfect men to lead the Church and we are still, to this day, led by imperfect men, but Jesus will not abandon His faithful! Things will get even dimmer, before Christ’s return, but we must remain focused on and put our hope in Jesus Christ, our redeemer.

For these reasons, I will remain and thank God for our one, holy, catholic (universal), and apostolic Church. I will Pray for the church (the mystical body of Christ), especially for our separated brethren, and for those who have lost hope & faith in God.

1 Like

Because I believe in Jesus Christ as my Saviour :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

1 Like

Peace to all,

So true, Cade_One, I believe, rationally.

The Mystical Body of Christ is from Two Gods preexisting becoming Virgin Born through Mary for Jesus becoming “In The Christ” for all mankind becoming again for all Creation in One Family, OMNiLogically.

Does OMNiLogic doctrine of Sophia as the spiritual life of God’s own nature rest upon the Incarnation and Pentecost, or does Sophia blasphemously push the Incarnation and Pentecost to the sidelines? No, true blasphemy is any sin against the Holy Family unforgiven, and we all know this already, I believe.

OMNiLogic does not question the Faith of The God from the Faith of Abraham, in The Catholic Faith and only through logic generalization can we logically becoming again through finite understanding in “The Mind of God.” Actually, OMNiLogic is focused on the Incarnation, and I have yet to see the many Pentecost brought up in the debates which means that the engagement with OMNiLogic is most adequate. For Stephen Andrew Incarnation and Pentecost reveal to us a true creation becoming again and one that is divine—a universe that is alive with the fire of God like the bush before which Moses removed his sandals, for all becoming through flesh from two natures becoming again One Family Body. Obviously, I am a faith mystic taking the logical formulas from the Wondrous Mysteries becoming trusted and verified from the fulfilled faith and morality “In The Christ” becoming again for all Creation in One Holy Spirit Family One God in being. I have 100% confidence as I follow along due to my grasp of logic with respect to the Holy Family becoming again for all in One God in being.

Logically, “In The Christ” is more than Just Jesus. “Salvation” is From Sacrifice in the New Adam for Penance becoming forgiven through “Rebirth” Baptized in the New Eve. We become from Two Gods preexisting, becoming flesh transformation through Mary, God of Mercy for Jesus, God of Justice from Holy Spirit Incorruption becoming in One “Christ” Body from Holy Spirit Incorruption through Immaculatly Immortal Flesh becoming One Body of our own Personal Christ becoming for all mankind glorified through “In The Christ” becoming again transfigured for all Creation in One Holy Spirit Family One God in being, OMNiLogically.

Peace always,
Stephen

The Catholic church is the church of Jesus. As Jesus told Peter upon this rock I will build my church. Peter was our first pope.

1 Like

Literalman,
re: “I stay Catholic because I don’t know of any other church that teaches the full Gospel (no matter what the church’s name). They all seem to make exceptions… that we don’t have to keep holy the Lord’s day..”

If by “Lord’s day” you mean the first of the week, this is one you should leave out of your comments since scripture is silent about that.

I can’t see how anyone can stay Catholic when there are obvious holes in your argument regarding what you believe. I can take literally any story in The Bible and point out how ridiculously flawed your God really is. And I don’t even need to use your Bible, by just simple logic and reasoning, your God may as well just be another hueman….

At least with Jesus your God stands any chance of being real, cause the God of the OT is….well He’s different that’s for sure….

Peace to all,

If the stars were made to worship, So Will I.

From The Father and through the New Eve in Pleiades.

The God of the Old Testament is from the Faith of Abraham, uniting Ishmael and Isaac who are brothres to each other yet cousins to all manking becoming brothers and sisters to all Mankind from One Father through One Mother for One Son becoming “In The Christ” for all mankind becoming again for all Creation in One Holy Spirit Family One God in being.

The Family of God has already become flesh and has already come to remove the separation anxiety and mental hate and mental anger caused from division restoring mental joy and peace for all becoming One, leaving behind from the Paraclete for all in the Advocate through the Blood from the Water at the Cross through the New Eve, Mary in the Catholic Church, OMNiLogically.

Flashed from Light becoming through the Flesh in The Mass, We become co-heirs equally for all in the The New Promise Land from Baptism for the Living Waters in the New Temple becoming from Sacrifice through Penance forgiven through the Blood of God becoming again for all Creation in One Family for all.

Peace always,

Stephen Andrew

1 Like

I mean what the commandment means, neither more nor less. The Catholic Church teaches that we have an obligation to worship God as a community once a week. Some churches teach that it is not a requirement. That is one reason I stay Catholic.

Peace to all,

So true and proof Mary is God.

Co-Redemption is in the Catholic Church Baptized through the New Eve, Mary from the Immaculate Conception, OMNILogically.

Peace always,

Stephen

Literalman,
re: “I mean what the commandment means, neither more nor less.”

You seemed to be saying that the “full Gospel” teaches that we have to keep the “Lord’s day” holy. If you are referring to the first day of the week, I’m simply saying that that is not in the Gospel. If you think there is a commandment which says that, I’d like to see it

I don’t see that implied in anything I wrote. Exodus 20:8 says to keep the sabbath holy. Christianity has traditionally called the Lord’s day the sabbath, no matter on which day it’s observed. The Jews did and still do observe the sabbath on Saturday. Some Christians do too. Most observe Sunday as the Lord’s day. Do you see any of that contradicted in what you call the “full Gospel”?

Literalman,
re: “I don’t see that implied in anything I wrote. Exodus 20:8 says to keep the sabbath holy.”

Correct, the seventh day of the week.

re: “Christianity has traditionally called the Lord’s day the sabbath…”

Yes the majority have.

re: “…no matter on which day it’s observed.”

I’m not aware of the majority saying it can be on any day of the week.

re: "The Jews did and still do observe the sabbath on Saturday. Some Christians do too. "

Yes, if by Saturday you mean the seventh day of the week which is the correct day according to scripture.

re: "Most observe Sunday as the Lord’s day. Do you see any of that contradicted in what you call the ‘full Gospel’?

What I would call the “full Gospel” is what is contained in the scriptures. And no where in them is the first day of the week ever referred to as the “Lord’s day”.

Sorry, I made a couple of assumptions. When you said the “full Gospel” I assumed you were referring to the scriptures. And when you mentioned the “Lord’s day” I assumed you were referring to the first day of the week. So, when you wrote that other churches say that the “Lord’s day” doesn’t need to be kept holy, I was merely pointing out that the scriptures don’t say that the first day of the week needs to be observed.

Peace to all,

Logic through the Mass, weekly is from Sacrifice becoming forgiven in Penance to be able to become again glorified and transfigured in One Holy Spirit Family One God in being, OMNiLogically.

Peace always,

Stephen

I have to ask why you are on CatholicTalk if you hold these views. Is your goal to convince Christians to become atheists? And if this is your agenda, then I ask why you would desire to bring others into your misery. Because atheism leads to misery.

If your goal is to lead others to fall away from their faith in God, then you are a blasphemer.

You have been respectful of many here, but if you disrespect God, then perhaps another forum might be more suitable for you (misery likes company). If you are wrestling with God, that is one thing, but if you are straight up anti-God, that is another. And if you believe you can become a god, then you are deceived.

Of course Cade. :people_hugging:

God bliss you.:dove: :sun: :sun_with_face: :dizzy: :glowing_star: :shooting_star: