0c7cad No.828499
Daily reminder that Latin is NOT a Biblical language and that Roman Catholicism is NOT Biblical.
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3a0810 No.828504
Quarterly reminder that low effort posts like this often turn out to be false flags.
It is a basic fact though that latin is not a biblical language.
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cdf1fa No.828505
>>828499
>>828504
well, in a spiritual sense, Latin /is/ perhaps a biblical language. Consider, for instance, that the sign posted on the cross was written in three languages–latin is one of them. And, a spiritual question is perhaps: why 3, and why those three?
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93a0ac No.828507
… and it's all for lame reasons: Catholics used the wrong universal language to spread God's word through the Bible!
Sometimes, I think it's the Catholic belief that you should stop sinning and just can't say "Jesus Jesus!" as the magic password to heaven that triggers or Protestant Brothers.
God bless you, Op. I'll pray for you.
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3075d0 No.828509
>>828507
>Catholics used the wrong universal language to spread God's word through the Bible!
Well, they did, it was the wrong language in every case where it was not language of that nation
>you should stop sinning and just can't say "Jesus Jesus!" as the magic password to heaven
Yikes. I hope you at least realize what a shameful caricature of our doctrine that is
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93a0ac No.828513
>>828509
Ecclesiastical Latin, being a dead language, has fix definitions and does not change. It is perfect for disseminating the Word of God to the priests.
What you suggest is that they create schisms by playing the language telephone game.
>>828509
It is literally right out of the Bible. This whole "no good works" thing is misunderstood by protestants. You can't sin. Jesus asked you not to, don't go telling people that if you say "Jesus" that you can sin and still be saved.
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3075d0 No.828516
>>828513
>Ecclesiastical Latin, being a dead language, has fix definitions and does not change
That is not true. Dead language means that it has no native speakers, and that is all. It is a language that is spoken every single day, and as such changes with the needs of the times just like every other language. Do you think they had words for computers and airplanes 1,000 years ago? Modern Latin does.
>It is perfect for disseminating the Word of God
The perfect language for disseminating the word of God is the one that the people understand
>What you suggest is that they create schisms by playing the language telephone game
If giving people the word of God in their own language will cause them to break from you, I would say that is more a problem with you, than with their language.
>This whole "no good works" thing is misunderstood by protestants
I think what we’re seeing is that you are the one who misunderstands it
>You can't sin
And of course, we say that. Why do you choose to pretend like you know what Protestants believe? Here is what I propose: either learn for yourself what we believe from us, or do not argue against Protestantism.
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93a0ac No.828523
>>828516
English is a living language; that's why many folks can't understand Shakespeare or the KJB.
Latin doesn't change since no one speaks it.
>Why do you choose to pretend like you know what Protestants believe?
Why do you pretend to know what Catholics believe? Even when we tell you we don't worship Mary, you say "nope! You do!"
If we thought Mary was god, we would tell you.
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93a0ac No.828524
>>828516
>either learn for yourself what we believe from us, or do not argue against Protestantism.
There's hundreds of protestant denominations that range from nearly Catholic, to sodomites. I have no idea what your particular heretical beliefs are, and I suspect that even if I got it right, you'd resort to this often used denial of your particular denomination.
But your advice, you should take it.
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3075d0 No.828526
>>828523
>Latin doesn't change since no one speaks it
Did Latin have words that meant computer or airplane 1,000 years ago, yes or no? Do Roman Catholic priests speak Latin every single day, yes or no?
>Why do you pretend to know what Catholics believe? Even when we tell you we don't worship Mary, you say "nope! You do!"
>If we thought Mary was god, we would tell you.
A beautiful red herring, well fallacied.
>>828524
The word “Protestant” does not mean non-Roman Catholic and you may not extend it to groups who lack any connection whatsoever with the doctrines and theologians of the Protestant Reformation.
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3a0810 No.828528
>>828513
>you can't sin and still be saved.
Do you actually believe this?
I have a bit of theological latin to contribute: simul justus et peccator
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31f13c No.828529
>>828499
English is a very alive language whose definitions changes constantly. Same with Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic.
Latin, on the other hand, is deader than disco. The definitions don't change because large populations of people don't speak it on a regular basis. This is why medical and science terms are in Latin.
Combine this with the fact Latin has cast out demons for thousands of years as well as performed Mass for thousands of years.
>latin isn't in the bible
So Jesus didn't die in Rome? You mean to tell me the romans wouldn't use latin to describe Jesus at all? Get real.
>but the Bible was written in greek!
Because EVERYTHING that wasn't law was written in greek back than
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3a0810 No.828531
>>828529
>Same with Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic.
Wrong. Biblical Hebrew and Greek are dead unchanging languages.
Latin is a necessary study for Christian theology but it is not an original language of the Bible.
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046b7a No.828535
<the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church
<founded by our Blessed Lord at the command of his holy and venerable tongue
<composed of holy apostles and disciples
<who were guided by the Holy Spirit
<to compile the Holy Bible
>is unbiblical
Spout heresies on my watch, will ya? I'll be confiscating your stolen scriptures. Oh, and no shillings to pay your indulgence, hmm? It's off to the Confessional then!
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436972 No.828539
>>828504
>>828505
>And a superscription also was written over him in letters of Greek, and Latin, and Hebrew, THIS IS THE KING OF THE JEWS. - Luke 23:38
>This title then read many of the Jews: for the place where Jesus was crucified was nigh to the city: and it was written in Hebrew, and Greek, and Latin. - John 19:20
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93a0ac No.828544
>>828528
Context of course.
You sin, you repent, you confess and you do penance.
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1f3cc3 No.828549
>>828535
>you can buy indulgences
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3075d0 No.828566
>>828544
Simul iustus et peccator
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0892f5 No.828644
sorry guys but I just want to ask why you think denominations matter? would God see what church you've been? why can't we just unite since Jesus told us to love everyone? I can sense that these people spreading hatred towards another are larpers.
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93a0ac No.828659
>>828644
God tells you to do X, and you do Y. Is that showing love for God?
Did Christ establish one church or a thousand with contradictory teachings?
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3a0810 No.828664
>>828644
Denominations = liberty + theological conviction
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93a0ac No.828670
I wonder if Pontius Pilate spoke Latin.
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3075d0 No.828679
>>828670
He probably spoke Greek
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93a0ac No.828680
>>828679
Okay, why would a Roman governor speak Greek in Judea where Aramaic was the local language?
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93a0ac No.828681
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0eca03 No.828684
>>828680
because at that point of history greek was the lingua franca of judaea
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0eca03 No.828685
>>828670
>I wonder if Pontius Pilate spoke Latin.
he was obviously a roman nobleman of the sabellians
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93a0ac No.828711
Okay, so now Catholics aren't "Biblical" because they disseminated the Bible Latin, which became a universal language in Europe for almost 2000 years.
It gets old, these logical fallacies.
Have a nice day.
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45194c No.828714
>>828711
>It gets old, these logical fallacies.
You just oversimplified history to a comical degree, so I take it this is a self-effacing humor.
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3d8048 No.828739
>>828499
>Says Latin is not a "Biblical" Language
>Says this in English
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d04928 No.828753
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7fcba9 No.828757
>Roman Catholicism is not Biblical
Roman catholicism doesn't exist. Roman heresy is not catholic.
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95368e No.834532
>>828499
Greek isn't a Biblical language. Only Hebrew is.
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cbd634 No.834544
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3ebc22 No.834549
The Bible can and ought to be translated into any language. Your thought is heretical.
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3ebc22 No.834550
>>828680
Greeks called themselves Romanoi at the time and did so until 19th to 20th century. Greeks were much more influential at the time. Nazareth was a Greek town with a jewish minority, so much Nathanael complains about it when he is called.
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0eca03 No.835519
>>828499
>Daily reminder that Latin is NOT a Biblical language
1. Tell me, which three languages were written above the cross.
2. Tell me, which nation allied Israel against the Seleucids during the Macabeean uprising
3. Tell me what language was spoken in the churches Peter and Paul founded in Rome
4. Tell me, which language is used by the church to this day
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3a0810 No.835529
>>835519
What do you think "biblical" means
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93a0ac No.835533
I'm pretty sure 17th century English wasn't spoken in the 1st century Judea so I'm not sure why those who consider the KJB as THE BIBLE are not contesting Op's irrelevant assertion as well as the Catholics.
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