3 Explosive Questions for “Bible Only” Christians.

(Please be intellectually honest and consider the possibility that your answer might not be a strong one)

1. Who assembled the New Testament and how do we know that person was right with the books and epistles they chose and excluded?

2. Who interprets the Bible? And how do we know that person is right?

3. Where does it say in the Bible that all Christian teachings are explicitly found in the Bible?

My commentary:

Rarely do “Bible Only” Christians examine their own assumptions and doctrines. Catholics are often bombarded with questions about the Pope, Mary, The Saints, Purgatory, etc but we never get to ask our questioners about the very shaky, illogical premises of “Bible Only” Christianity.

There 40,000 different branches of Christianity exist because there are many different topics in which different Christians hold different views. Jesus never handed us a Bible. Nor did Jesus say to make a New Testament. A book cannot interpret itself. Scripture cannot interpret Scripture. Who interprets the Bible and how do we know they are right? where does it say in the Bible that all Christian teachings are found in the Bible?

Many of the premises of Bible Only Christianity are logically incoherent.

Big Bang Theory, Space-Time Geometry, getting the definitions right

2 Christian teachings that blew me away: The Mystical Body of Christ and Redemptive Suffering. Learn as much as you can about these two topics.

Get That Statue Through Those Doors

Our Lady of America, Pray for us!

Things have become so corrupt and impure, WE NEED A MIRACLE!

It’s time to rally the troops behind the Blessed Mother. The Blessed Mother miraculously appeared in1959 to Sr Mary Ephrem and made the promise that when the Our Lady of America statue is solemnly processed by the US Bishops through the doors of our National Basilica in Washington DC (Immaculate Conception) this would save our country and more spiritual fruit would result than Fatima and Lourdes combined!

Read this article:

http://jkmi.wsiefusion.net/the-image-and-statue

I just landed in LaGuardia and I’m making this video at the baggage claim. I just finished listening to the spiritual classic True Devotion to Mary by St Louis de Montfort and it was excellent! I strongly recommend the book and even more strongly recommend the 33-day Consecration to Jesus through Mary.

There are many misconceptions when using the word God. God is not an invisible man, old bearded guy, Flying Spaghetti Monster, pagan god, or supreme being within the universe. God is outside of the universe (space, times, and matter) unlike all the rest of creation. God IS His attributes: Love, Truth, etc. God’s essence is His existence. He is the act of being itself.

We make so many sacrifices for our health and physical fitness. It’s time to step up our spiritual strength!

Become a Spiritual Scoring Machine!

We need to wrack up graces, merits, and indulgences to help Christ redeem the world.

This is especially directed those consecrated to Jesus through Mary because she is distributing those graces to souls most in need.

Everything we do as Christians, we do in Christ. God made the world without us, He will not save the world without us.

The Greatest Scientists ever were Christians!

Tag a friend who needs to hear this.

Many people use science against God.

Not only were some of the greatest scientists ever Christians, many of them were clergy (priests and religious).

•Big Bang theorist - Priest- Georges Lemaitre

•father of Genetics - Monk- Gregor Mendel

•father of Geology - Priest- Nicholas Steno

•father of modern Atomic Theory - Priest- Roger Boscovich

•Early proponent of the Scientific Method - Friar- Roger Bacon

• “Ockham’s razor”- (select the hypothesis with least assumptions) - Friar- William of Ockham

•Pioneer of Computer Science- Nun – Sr. Mary Kenneth Keller

•Astronomy- The Catholic Church gave more to Astronomy than any institution, for 6 centuries.

•Electric Motors- Benedictine Monk – Andrew Gordon

We must learn how to turn all events and circumstances in our lives into occasions for loving God. There are no ordinary moments. Every moment and every interaction is an encounter with Jesus Christ.