I was reading the sticky and I read through the virtues and it seems like these are just Catholic values...I want to be a baptist since Catholicism has a lot of extra stuff not in the bible.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charity_(virtue)https://

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Christanon 01/06/19 (Sun) 22:45:38 bccfeb No.752633

I was reading the sticky and I read through the virtues and it seems like these are just Catholic values…

I want to be a baptist since Catholicism has a lot of extra stuff not in the bible.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charity_(virtue)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicene_Creed

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chalcedonian_Definition

Christanon 01/06/19 (Sun) 22:47:26 18fae2 No.752635

But even Baptists believe in the trinity…

Christanon 01/06/19 (Sun) 22:48:29 bccfeb No.752636

>>752635

the charity virtues thing tho is Catholic

The trinity isnt even on my list tho

Christanon 01/06/19 (Sun) 22:57:50 4cc4ba No.752642

>>752636

You deny the ideas of virtue ls?

Christanon 01/06/19 (Sun) 23:07:54 18fae2 No.752644

>>752636

The reason why I mentioned the Trinity is because both councils of Niceaen and Chalcedonian are mainly for clarification of the doctrine regarding the Triune Godhead.

As for Charity; correct me if I'm wrong, you're assuming that charity is kinda referring to alms, which in a way what the wikipedia implies. However, that not what the rules sticky means (if it did, that means catholics owe me a large sum) rather it means lovingly respecting one another as Paul puts it in 1 Corinthians 13.

Christanon 01/06/19 (Sun) 23:17:00 a781a6 No.752649

>>752644

The wiki is very based on Aquinas' Theology, to be honest.

I don't think that what the wiki implies. I get that the broader concept of Charity applies to Christianity as a whole, but the wiki is very catholic sided.

Christanon 01/07/19 (Mon) 01:51:31 5111e6 No.752704

>>752644

>The reason why I mentioned the Trinity is because both councils of Niceaen and Chalcedonian are mainly for clarification of the doctrine regarding the Triune Godhead.

Clarification is a nice way of putting it. It was WAR. Perhaps appreciate the guys that the Holy Spirit chose to guide us all in this…So we can be blessed without having to reinvent the wheel all the time.

Christanon 01/07/19 (Mon) 02:07:03 bd0025 No.752706

>>752633

[laughs apostolically]

Christanon 01/07/19 (Mon) 02:41:47 bef6bc No.752715

No Catholic censorship at >>>/christianity/

Christanon 01/07/19 (Mon) 03:22:02 99de77 No.752735

>>752715

They're overrun with Mor*ons and gnostards, though.

Christanon 01/07/19 (Mon) 04:13:56 200901 No.752757

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>>752633

>I want to be a baptist since Catholicism has a lot of extra stuff not in the bible.

Have you read any of the writings of the earliest christians, such as Justin Martyr, Polycarp, Iraenaeus and the Didache?