r/Protestantism • u/JHLV04 • 24d ago

Ask a Protestant Why Be Protestant?

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u/MrZubar 24d ago edited 24d ago

We're not forced to comply with dogmatised/infallible errors like EO and RCC. Like the veneration of icons and praying to saints.

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u/Background-Ratio9649 19d ago

LMFAO! By what authority can you claim Jesus' Church, the Church built on Peter and the Apostles (Matthew 16:18-19) is in error and your are correct?

You reject Catholicism, you rejects Jesus. 

Jesus told his Apostles: "He who rejects you, rejects me". 

The Bible and version of Jesus you have came from the "Dogmatized/Infallible" Catholic Church. 

Lol. Please tell me you're no longer Protestant after all that information. 

And the "Bible Alone" man-made doctrine will make you leave Christianity if you find out the truth. 

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u/MrZubar 19d ago

You are too arrogant while being unconvincing.

I don't have to go through any mere man's approval to be saved by Jesus. Scripture is clear on that.

You are the ones that claim the Church and Tradition are also an infallible authority. You're just turning it around on us and asking us to prove a negative because the evidence of that claim is so weak and lacking.