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>>15635902
All I'm getting out of this is that you are just a prottie version of a rad trad Catholic

>when official doctrine is that MUSLIMS can go to heaven...
If they follow natural law AND don't have access to the Gospel, there's no reason to assume they at the very least don't go to Limbo. You can't be punished for what you don't know but if you actively reject Christ, no matter how good your deeds are, you can't make it to heaven. A bit more nuanced than how you put it. Also, the Bible (which was formally made into the way it is today around 350 AD, by the CATHOLIC Church (including the 7 books Martin Luther cut out to actively get rid of things he found to give too much credence to Catholicism) is only one part of God's Revelation.

Also, at the end of John or Matthew I believe Christ literally makes Peter the first Pope and in Acts the first Council is held in Jerusalem on whether Gentiles should get circumcised or not, ehich means there were already bishops, cardinals, priests and other clergy. The rest of the things listed there are basically sacramentals which while they may augment the faith through a particular devotion, are in no way necessary. Even clerical celibacy (which is rooted in the fact that the Apostles John and Paul were virgins and pretty much the rest of the Apostles were called to chastity after the Great Commission) is technically optional since if you are part of an Anglican ordinate that became part of the Catholic Church or you are Eastern Catholic, if you are a married priest (or in the case of Anglicans, if you are married clergy) you're allowed to be married and still be a priest. The only limitation is that in Easter Catholic rites, you can't be a bishop or higher and be married.

It would do you well to actually read instead of being full of blind zeal. I'm not even urging you to convert but even when I have discourse with a Reformed Protestant, he sounds like he's a rational human being when he's making his points. You just sound blindly mad.

>>14360248
I would like to but I just can't I fear interaction

>>14354055
Shouldn't she confront the bully, tell him to man up and confront the bully (probably better since being enough of a bitch to let your mom do things is beta af) or at least tell the principal or a teacher about it? Avoiding the problem is only going to make it worse.

>>14354105
>Avoiding problems
>Right thing