DO WE THINK PROTESTANTS ARE GOING TO HELL? | 7 FACTS ABOUT CATHOLIC BAPTISM!
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Is PROTESTANT Baptism Valid? Can an ATHEIST baptize you? Are Non-Christians condemned to HELL? Catholicism is EXTREMELY ecumenical with Vatican II, the quotes at the end speak to the greatness of God's Mercy in being able to save people who have never heard the Gospel or do not know the Truths of the Church. This is PART 2 of my Baptism Series.
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1. BAPTISM Pt. 1 (Infant Baptism & Pouring Water vs Immersion)
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2. Are Non-Christians GOING TO HELL (Hopeful Universal Salvation)
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I’m a Protestant. My life has been filled with the Holy Ghost and has been changed to follow God. Even though I disagree with a lot more of Catholic doctrine, I think they’re saved because they believe Jesus Christ. Romans 10:9
We do believe in Jesus Christ and His sacrificial death on the cross for us and His literal resurrection. We also believe He is true God and true man.
Hi brother Saved by Grace through Faith. Disagreeing with Catholic doctrine is disagreeing with Jesus since he established the Catholic Church over 2000 years ago
@@marissareynoso2325 Lets see, You are saved by grace through faith. That faith is in Jesus. Your telling me that if I disagree with your religion I am disagreeing with Jesus. What Bible verse is that?
In Matthew 16 Jesus startes his church. The meaning of 'Church' here, is a body of believers it is not a building or a religion. No where in Scriptures does it say Jesus started the Roman Catholic Church.
Pharasees and Sadducees that crucified Christ in the first place the more I'm figuring studying these ways. Practice what's not even written in the Bible but ignore what is. I just don't get it and probably glad I don't.
The first church was the book of Acts. Baptism in Jesus name after Christ ascended. Acts 2:38. Jesus Disciples fully submerging in water. That was Jesus, God's first church. No where in the bible is the word Catholic. No where anywhere......
Lizzie. As a cradle catholic, I thank God everyday he has sent us you and so many other Protestant converts.
It makes my heart so happy others are finally seeing how beautiful Catholicism is. Bless you and I hope you reach many young adults. Xoxo 😇
Baptism by Blood*
*For catholics: "... and that no one, whatever almsgiving he has practiced, [[[even if he has shed BLOOD for the name of Christ]]], can be saved, unless he has remained in the bosom and unity of the Catholic Church."
- The Council of Florence (A.D. 1438-1445) From Cantate Domino - Papal Bull of Pope Eugene IV
So this destroys your two topics in one go, no baptism saves you expect when you're a slave to the pope, even if you are martyred for the name of Christ.
HERESY!
Jonney Shih what????
phatcatholic.blogspot.com/2012/10/no-salvation-outside-church-council-of.html
Jonney Shih being in the “bosom and unity of the Catholic Church” has nothing to do with being a “slave” to the Pope. You have no idea what you’re talking about. You don’t even have to be a member of the Church to be in some kind of unity with it.
Crazy life, You aren't baptised, because what the naughty Catholics don't tell you is, They tell lies about baptism and infant baptism.Every Greek meaning for, "Baptism", is by, "Total immersion", NOT by pouring water on a head. The Catholic church will tell you it's Ok to pore water on an infant as baptism, And they will says the early church Fathers did it. But the early TRUE Christians never poured water on people as a baptism, Because they knew the Biblical truth about baptism.There is nothing beautiful about the erroneous Catholic church.
Protestant, I love my Catholic brothers and sisters, Jesus loves all, I love y'all aswell, shalom and God bless.
SlothQueen2308 God Bless you too!!!
Well, it's love must have at least some sort of boundary, since atheists are going to hell.
Lizzie! You are amazing! Your vulnerability and honesty have endeared us to you. I have been walking with the Lord for 18 years now in the Catholic Church. I love Christ’s Church and am so grateful he gave her to us. You are in our prayers! Thank you for fighting the good fight. If life gets too stressful, I hope my channel makes you smile! 😊
The road to life is narrow and those who choose it are few. The road to ruin is wide. If that is true, then it seems that many of us, Catholic and Protestant, who may think we're bound for heaven will be in for a sad surprise. An interesting study is verses seemingly meant to comfort compared with verses meant to agitate. (The narrow/wide path message would be on the agitate side.) I suspect we spend too much time speculating about others' futures and not enough working out own salvation in fear and trembling.
Baptism by Blood*
* For catholics, valid only in some cases : "... and that no one, whatever almsgiving he has practiced, *[[[even if he has shed BLOOD for the name of Christ]]],* can be saved, unless he has remained in the bosom and unity of the Catholic Church."
- The Council of Florence (A.D. 1438-1445) From Cantate Domino - Papal Bull of Pope Eugene IV
* Baptism by Atheist : sure why not.
So this destroys your two topics in one go, no baptism saves you expect when you're a slave to the pope, even if you are martyred for the name of Christ!
while it's OK if an atheist mumbles the words.
HERESY!
Only God, my Big Boss knows... But he tells me yours are in total search IN THE WRONG PASTURE... Philosophy and agnosticism IS NOT according to His Will... Take His Word for It... Move on to another pasture - as Jesus Christ had so commanded... Stop living and thinking ON YOUR OWN UNDERSTANDING, ok, Paul? :)
FAITH BEGINS when Logic Fails or Ends... Find the answers in Faith, Paul, as per God, my Big Boss....
In accordance to His Will, the God of the Living,
Joseph theVagabond,
That's the interpretation of your tradition, but I don't believe it is the interpretation of the Church established by Christ. I think you are conflating two things here out of convenience. The verse is based on the two ways, which was a common theme in both pagan and previous Jewish literature, and more fleshed out in the context with which Christ taught in the Didache and the letter of St. Barnabas.
So, Jesus was guilty of heresy, in the view of your distorted theology? Or do you just pretend the verses in which Jesus talks about works don't exist, lol.
And, no, you don't understand the two paths the way the apostles understood them. Sorry.
Paul... JESUS ESTABLISHED, he can never be charged with heresy... BECAUSE HERESY IS THE DENIAL OR OPPOSITION OF THE TRUTH... just as this idiot, who's notsosubtle, IS!
:) So, not to worry... He can ask that to God himself in his day of reckoning!
Joseph theVagabond,
It's really cool that they used to say the full Nicene Creed before baptisms. We had a baptism at Mass today and we said the full Nicene Creed before the baptism and then did the baptism "in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit"
I Love your smiles and your enthusiasm, Lizzie... that's from our Big Boss... God Bless you and your loved ones, your Parish and your community!
God Bless you all!
Joseph theVagabond,
“From long experience I have learned that there is nothing like holy water to put devils to flight and prevent them from coming back again. They also flee from the Cross, but return; so holy water must have great virtue. For my own part, whenever I take it, my soul feels a particular and most notable consolation.”
- St. Teresa of Avila
I found your page from the bipolar videos but I love your theology vlogs thank you !
Great video, as usual! My one concern is to caution against anyone performing baptism on their own. That's not something encouraged by the church, even though, in a rare circumstance it can be validly done. It should be performed by your local parish priest or bishop. Otherwise we're promoting grandma to baptize her grandkids in the bathtub... Which isn't necessarily wrong, just problematic. That's why we ordain priests! They know what they're doing ;)
Love it! Thanks Lizzie for another excellent video :) God bless!!!
Amen! Bravo as always! Well done!
Don't forget though that other people besides a Deacon, Priest, Bishop can only baptize in an emergency. That was only thing I think you missed, other wise great video! ~ Rockfeather
I love how you seem to have developed a sense of Prima Scritura rather than Sola Scritura. It must have been a difficult change. Though you seem very well read so it was possibly enlightening and an easy transition.
Are you changing your comments?
Sorry I don't follow?
Nathan Johnston No ,she has become a catholic now. Catholics dont believe in sola scriptura or even prima scriptura. For a catholic the holy tradition is above scriptures. In fact, technically, what she is doing is not right according to catholicism. Only priests have the authority to interpret and teach the scriptures.
WRONG!!!! The Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation is clear on the total equality of Scripture with Sacred Tradition when it says that "both Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture are to be accepted and venerated with the same sense of loyalty and reverence" because together they "form one sacred deposit of the word of God, committed to the Church." So, in one sense, Scripture has no primacy over Tradition, but an ancient tradition holds that the word of God, though equally authoritative in whichever form it comes, comes primarily in the form of Sacred Scripture, and thus we should seek for Sacred Doctrine primarily in the Scriptures. Thomas Aquinas says: "[S]acred doctrine...properly uses the authority of the canonical Scriptures as an incontrovertible proof, and the authority of the doctors of the Church as one that may properly be used, yet merely as probable. For our faith rests upon the revelation made to the apostles and prophets who wrote the canonical books, and not on the revelations (if any such there are)made to other doctors." For this reason, some sources say that prima scriptura is the normative Catholic approach. Btw I am a Catholic too....
@@nawangdawa7994 wrong
Thanks for another great video Lizzie 😀
Hey Lizzie!! One of my favorite things to do is to read books which explain the truths of our church and the study of apologetic. I know you red a lot of books which helped you have this understanding now. So if you could recommend me some of them, maybe old books whatever, I would be so grateful with you.
May God continue to bless you!! ❤️
Hi Lizzie: These new videos are fabulous. You are explaining the unexplainable so well. God Bless you on your journey. I Love Being Catholic !!
Carl Trinkwon not really explained if you keep reading to verse 21 you all will see whoever believes in him has eternal life and verse 18 he who believes in Him is not judged. if you are of the spirit He is in your heart and you will want to be baptized because you choose to be not because your parents chose it for you and when you ask Jesus into your you're not baptized but He will dwell within you if you want him to
Carl I'm catholic but i know the truth about why catholicism can lead to hell so I'm trying to warn you all
It's so strange but my friends church is one of those new age churches that don't believe in "tradition" and all that jazz. They like to think that they're open minded but I went to her youth group once and all her friends wanted to "save" me because I'm Catholic and going to Hell. My friend came to my youth group and no-one tried to "save" her or judge her for her denomination but she still feels her church is more superior.
What has that got anything to do with my comment? If I'm Catholic then of course I have "confessed Jesus as your LORD and Savior" So I don't know what you're getting at
but what's it got to do with my comment?
And whenever you pray, do not be like the hypocrites; for they love to stand and pray in the synagogues and at the street corners, so that they may be seen by others. - Matthew 6:5-15
When I say Save in quotation marks, I mean preach and act condescending towards. If I wrote it without the quotation marks, you can interpret that as genuinely meaning to save.
"Do not judge, so that you may not be judged. For with the judgment you make you will be judged, and the measure you give will be the measure you get. 3 Why do you see the speck in your neighbor’] eye, but do not notice the log in your own eye? Or how can you say to your neighbor, 'Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ while the log is in your own eye? You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your neighbor’s eye." - Matthew 7:1-5
Thank you for this! A friend of mine had an emergency baptism done on his mom before she passed away. Since she was not catholic and he was, he had to get special permission from a bishop before she could be baptized. In my Protestant Church we believe that you only have one baptism and that when you’re baptized water is poured on your head rather than you being immersed in water for baptism and it’s also a Trinitarian baptism.
Hi from New Zealand,been watching your videos before your conversion. Love your videos welcome home!
I love new zealand
I love the intro song you used this time! Now I have it stuck in my head again! Love ya lissie.
I wish getting saved was as easy as getting baptized. The living water that Jesus speaks of in John 4, John 7 is a real experience. I have felt that living water flowing out of my heart but it had nothing to do with water baptism. I came to a point in life, the end of myself, seeing the rawness of my sin before a holy God and I cried out to Him in that place of brokenness and He came in.
John Smit - Amen brother, did you receive the Holy Spirit?
Like literally pouring inside you? The day of the Pentecost style?
I KNOW miracles are still happening, it's crazy, I received it unexpectedly, it's totally out of this world!!!
hi Jonney Shih, I wouldn't say it was quite like Pentecost style. For example, I didn't praise God in another language. It has been a gradually increasing flow through my Christian life. When that is happening, you just want to stay in that place/state....such peace and love.
Baptism is the first step, but does not mean that you will be saved later on in your life. Not knowing whether you are a Christian Catholic or from another denomination, I'll share my personal moment of true conversion. I used to mock those who would fall asleep when they would be prayed on until many years later, a Catholic priest whom I initially did not know personally told those in attendance to please be careful to make sure no one got hurt. I did not pay attention until I stood in front of him and as he was laying his hands on me, I just went down to the floor and felt the most beautiful, restful experience in my life. At this point, I was totally aware of what was happening to me but had no control of what I was experiencing. There are others, but I will not go into details only to say that GOD IS REAL and GOD BLESS YOU!
AAbnR, thank you for sharing. I agree water baptism does not guarantee salvation. I believe salvation is a work of the Holy Spirit, when we come to know God in rebirth. Thank you for sharing your spiritual experience. I believe the Holy Spirit is not bound by walls. God's love is so great He wants everyone to take part. GBU
Hey Lizzie you have been doing an amazing and great work. God love you
214,000 followers now. You keep growing and preaching the Word SISTER!
8:35 had me cracking up!! God bless that wonderful child! ❤️
It is kind of funny.
@Potato lmbooo I cracked up reading this too. He was like watch when we get home 😂😂
I love how anti-Catholics always flip out when they hear the phrase "outside the Church there is no salvation" yet everyone one of those (lower c) churches tell you that their church is the "true" church and that nearly every other church will lead you to hell.
Lol.
pinkah boo And?
AJM THAT IS NOT CORRECT . THAT IS ONE OF THE MARKS OF A CULT. THEY THINK IF YOU ARE NOT ONE OF THEIR GROUP YOU WILL GO TO HELL. A TRUE CHURCH TEACHES WHAT THE BIBLE TEACHES ,REPENT AND TURN FROM SIN TO FOLLOW JESUS CHRIST WHO DIED TO SAVE YOU. READ THE FIRST PREACHING IN ACTS BY PETER.
Wendy Mitchell Amen
Wendy Mitchell I have read the entire New Testament in Koine Greek, Syriac, and Latin. I belong to the Church that Jesus Christ founded and established. I wrote a 40 page dissertation of Acts which was presented before the entire academic academy of a Pontifical University. Who are you? Where did you go to seminary? How many degrees do you have in philology, eschatology, and biblical hermeneutics? What scholars did you study under sweetheart? Please, don't make me yawn again. It's far too late in the day for that here in Rome. Buonasera pazza.
AJ M I'm pretty sure the Apostles were like Wendy, they were given wisdom by the Holy Spirit
Wow, what you talk about here is literally what we learn in the Seminary. Have you considered pursuing an MDiv/STB/STL so you could teach at a Seminary???
I have had converts as professors and they are awesome, like you.
Lizzie,
Your videos are AMA!!! (Amazing)
:)
Man.. that baby really enjoyed his baptism
PS: Many protestants aren't baptizing properly, or even baptizing at all. In this regard, I'd say (most) protestants are in a dangerous position regarding Hell.
I didn’t like how they showed that baby being dunked like that head first. Many were upset and embarrassed a priest can do such a thing like he was in a rush. Baptism is a sacred event and should not be rushed!!
Hey Luzzie, Great series! Greetings from Lourdes, France. So sad that we were unable to bath at the Sanctuary or go to the candle light procession. The sanctuary was flooded and we had to evacuate our hotel. The rain is very heavy. Have you heard of this Sanctuary of Lourdes and the story of Saint Bernadette?
When you quoted the Catechism, I got goose bumps. Our Catechism is one of the three greatest books published (the 1983 big green one I own commissioned by Saint Pope John Paul II). I study it every day. The narrative, the news, the claims, the proofs are jaw dropping, beyond wonderful, and an anchor for both mind and soul. If it does not light someone's fire, then their wood is wet. When I read, ponder, meditate, contemplate, muse, I along with Nicodemus cry out "How can these things be?" so marvelous they are.
Richard - Peace be with you
Thank you for your post, I made me laugh at a time I could really use it.
"If it does not light someone's fire, then their wood is wet. When I read, ponder, meditate, contemplate, muse, I along with Nicodemus cry out "How can these things be?" so marvelous they are."
They truly are marvelous, God Bless.
May God bless us both! Ty for the kind words :)
Excellent, Lizzie! Good job! O:-)
The protestants brought up an interesting view of baptism, that the grace is created by conscious belief. That Protestant churches in my opinion create through good preaching, singing, the environment for the presence of God.
Catholics don't effect the presence of God in worship. He is there, whether we have a good lesson or if all the readers are faulty and a given that our singing is garbage. All that does not matter, we do not create the presence of God. Nor does any personal emotional feeling call him. He is there because his grace is there in the blood and the body. The church is Metaphysical both material, us and the spiritual, the body and blood and the presence. It is the same in baptism, we can't force grace. If baptism is necessary for salvation, plus intellectual acceptance, then the handicapped are lost, those in comas, the elderly who has mental health problems and infants are outside the grace of God.
Soiler alert The angel called Mary by her name Chaire Kecharitomemo, she was prefectly filled completely with grace before the foundation of the world and continues in her present and into the future. Was she aware of the grace reserved for her did God through the angel make the grace conditional on a conscious understanding of the gift?
Thomas McEwen I stopped reading after “my opinion” that’s exactly why there’s over 30,000 different Protestant religions
Thomase Synek my comment had nothing to do with hate. Not listening to someone’s opinion these days would be considered healthy lol
Thomase Synek not listening to someone’s opinion?? Uh yeah!
Lizzie you look great in this video!! I love watching your videos and learning more about Catholicism. I’m Anglican so a lot is similar but not everything.
Katy West hope you convert 😏 take your time 😌 God Bless ❤️
Katy West yeah. Anglican are once Catholic, it was only after Henry 8th that everything changed.
Don't let her fool you.
Baptism by Blood*
* For catholics, valid only in some cases : "... and that no one, whatever almsgiving he has practiced, *[[[even if he has shed BLOOD for the name of Christ]]],* can be saved, unless he has remained in the bosom and unity of the Catholic Church."
- The Council of Florence (A.D. 1438-1445) From Cantate Domino - Papal Bull of Pope Eugene IV
* Baptism by Atheist : sure why not.
So this destroys your two topics in one go, no baptism saves you expect when you're a slave to the pope, even if you are martyred for the name of Christ!
while it's OK if an atheist mumbles the words.
HERESY!
Shedding blood for Christ---acceptable substitution for Baptism? The general opinion is yes. You could say it is a subset of baptism of desire---if a person loved the Lord enough to die for Him surely had explicit or implicit baptism of desire, I think we could deduce. What Eugene IV and the Council of Florence were talking about were members of schismatic or heretical sects who died for Christ ---not acceptable. Catechumens dying for Christ---acceptable.
Thank you Lizzie! God bless!
EXCELLENT . KEEP IT UP YOUNG LADY
Hi Lizzie! May I suggest you to use and quote a Catholic translation of the Bible? The NIV is a protestant translation, I don't know about the NRSV, but it's better to use those versions approved by the Catholic Church. For example I know the "Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition" is a good one, but you can ask your parish priest for his suggestion.
Phoenix Yes the RSV published by Ignatius Press run by my former professor of Christology Fr. Joseph Fessio, that is quite good. The Douay Rheims is also classic as is the Jerusalem. The NASB while not being Catholic is a translation directly from Koine into modern day English. Useful for certain things but it is missing the dueterocanonicals.
If you are Catholic then you should use the Douay Rheims which is a direct translation from the Latin Vulgate. Vulgate was translated by St. Jerome and was the official bible of the Catholic Church until the 1960s. St Jerome's story is a remarkable one.
The RSVCE removed the Comma Johanneum. This is a big problem for me.
"If anyone does not accept as sacred and canonical the
aforesaid books in their entirety and with all their parts, as they have been accustomed
to be read in the Catholic Church and as they are contained in the old Latin
Vulgate Edition, and knowingly and deliberately rejects the aforesaid
traditions, let him be anathema." ~ Council of Trent
Phoenix Yes, I read some of the protestant translations of the Greek and I feel ill.
My grandmother gave me a NAB bible for my first communion. Not sure what edition/version it is but other than some poorly translated verses, it seems like a pretty good bible. I like the footnotes and the intros to each book which help me better understand it when I'm reading. Does anyone have any other views on the NAB?
But she's explaining Catholic stuff to a whole lot of people who are non-Catholics, as well as to Catholics, and the former may not willingly accept a Catholic translation/version, so her use of the NIV is reasonable in this situation. You can look the citations up in your own RSV-CE easily enough. ;-)
i am a protestant, but i was baptized as an infant...
coralie shockley what denomination of protestantism are u?
David Santiago i’m a methodist. and all my friends at church got baptized at around ages 12-15 bc that’s when they accepted jesus into their lives, and i’m the only one baptized as an infant. and my parents were never catholic
Interesting. What denomination do you belong to?
Methodist. Hmm. Interesting.
AJ M yeah....to be honest, i understand the reasons of both the catholic method and protestant method of baptism
omg I love "So Will I"! Awesome video, as always Lizzie. Hey, quick question: I came across a video that you made years ago saying that God does not have a plan for our lives. Do you still believe this? Maybe you should make an updated video to explain if you position on this has changed, how it's stayed the same, or how your view as a Catholic has affected this belief. Peace and blessings to you!
That's interesting about not being able to baptise yourself. St Thecla is a favorite story of mine. She would DEFINITELY be covered by the baptism of desire, but it still makes me emotional for poor Thecla.
One thing you said that I think might be misunderstood. We do pray for the dead but those are the souls in purgatory who are destined for heaven. We cannot pray anyone out of hell. Once a person dies either in Christ or without Christ, their ultimate destiny is determined
scott hurban
Pray no matter what because you never know who's in purgatory or hell.
Yes, and if the person you're praying for has no need of that prayer (for whatever reason), then God, Himself, will apply it to someone else who does. That's God's beautiful economy! O:-)
Joshua Creasey - that guy is a false preacher ... he blasphemes ... besides, he's so ignorant that he says Muslims "mess up Jesus' Name" -- anyone with a lick of sense knows that "Jesus" is the ENGLISH form of His Holy Name ... in French and many other languages it's "Jesu," in Spanish it's spelled "Jesus" and pronounced "Hay - soos" ... in Arabic it's "Isa" and pronounced "yahsoo"...in Bangla is "Yisu" ... go around the world and get your translations ... Google has made it so easy to be informed! And of course, in the original HEBREW it is יֵשׁוּעַ -- but you can't even pronounce that, can you? Cuz you don't speak Hebrew! Let's search Wikipedia shall we? Ah, God blessed us with the internet! The proper name Jesus /ˈdʒiːzəs/ used in the English language originates from the Latin form of the Greek name Ἰησοῦς (Iēsous), a rendition of the Hebrew Yeshua (ישוע), also having the variants Joshua or Jeshua.
Jesus (name) - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus_(name)
Respectfully, you dork, you are named for our Lord and Savior. May He guard you and lead you to all truth. May the blinds be removed from your eyes.
There is no such thing as purgatory
1 Corinthians 3:13-15, Matthew 5:25-26, Luke 12:58-59, and 2 Maccabees 12:43-46 say that there is a Purgatory.
Extra Ecclesiam nulla salus.
Greetings from Catholic Poland!
czuma Niec Benja Powfalony Iezus Chrystus!
Nunc et in aeternum!
czuma marnowac czas na rozmowe z protestantami. Nie sa w stanie zrozumiec prawdy. Myslisz?
Nie da się rozmawiać z protestantami bo każdy protestant ma swoją własną prawdę.
BTW, obejrzyj film "Luter i rewolucja protestancka"
Extra Christus nulla salus.
Baptism by Blood*
* For catholics, valid only in some cases : "... and that no one, whatever almsgiving he has practiced, *[[[even if he has shed BLOOD for the name of Christ]]],* can be saved, unless he has remained in the bosom and unity of the Catholic Church."
- The Council of Florence (A.D. 1438-1445) From Cantate Domino - Papal Bull of Pope Eugene IV
* Baptism by Atheist : sure why not.
So this destroys your two topics in one go, no baptism saves you expect when you're a slave to the pope, even if you are martyred for the name of Christ!
while it's OK if an atheist mumbles the words.
HERESY!
Hey lizzie i dated a guy that was in a cult ... i want him to be baptized i went to a mass i am roman catholic qnd tge priest said that he can be baptized but i read online and it says no. I am also bipolar people tell me to pray to have faith and it will fade away if i have faith but i have but its not enough what do i do?
Thanks, Lizzie...God bless.
#6 is not totally accurate. While the Catholic Church does teach that anyone can baptize as long as it is done in the Name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost, there is a caveat to that....this can only be done in an emergency situation where an unbaptized person is dying or in fear for their life and a priest isn't readily available. You cannot just have anyone baptize you, any time or anywhere and expect the Church to honor that baptism. Even if you are baptized by a lay person in an emergency situation and you end up living through that, the Church teaches that you should be officially baptized by a priest as soon as possible in order to ensure that you are validly baptized.
Well, the attendant rites and minor exorcisms need to be done, but not the Baptism, itself. (A conditional Baptism might be required if there is some doubt that the original Baptism was valid, though.)
53 Then Jesus said unto them, Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except ye eat the flesh of the Son of man, and drink his blood, ye have no life in you. - John 6:53
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Does an infant eat the bread or drink the wine? (As the Vatican teaches Christ meant.) No, they don't.
Do infants 'BELIEVE'? Which Protestants teach Christ meant? No, they don't.
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So irrespective of your beliefs or the teachings of your church, nothing has changed for an infant who was baptized. They have no [spiritual] life in them.
That is why we babtize our children after 40 days since birth and children in the Orthodox Church don’t have to wait till they are older to do their first communion or confirmation. They participate in all events of church and when they learn to speak they start catechism
@@1985LISS Do they eat the bread & drink the wine after 40 days? Do they BELIEVE after 40 days? NO, they don't. So nothing has changed for them.
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Wake up. Christ was telling his disciples the truth or he wasn't. The number of days until a ritual is performed wouldn't change what he said.
"Except ye eat the flesh of the Son of man, and drink his blood, ye have no life in you."
The practice of infant baptism does nothing for them. For baptism to have any effect, the person to be baptized must desire it.
Thanks you Lizzie. Do you see how the seven facts of Catholic baptism don’t condemn but leave room for possibilities and circumstances etc? Versus, the flagrant judgmental saying that, “All Catholics are going to hell.” You know there’s something wrong with the statement and is a product of the spirit of error. This is one example of distinguishing the Holy Spirit and the compassion and love of Christ remaining intact. Some not all nor to say this about unsuspecting good people, but some Protestantism tends to be a product of the void of proper baptism and the trinitarian spiritual concept. The statement gives false testimony and retains corruption. This is not “faith” but more of a competitive predominance concept and marketing idol under the claim of Christianity.
What circumstances dude?
They didn't leave circumstances even for the martyrs of Christ.
Baptism by Blood*
* For catholics, valid only in some cases : "... and that no one, whatever almsgiving he has practiced, *[[[even if he has shed BLOOD for the name of Christ]]],* can be saved, UNLESS he has remained in the bosom and unity of the Catholic Church."
- The Council of Florence (A.D. 1438-1445) From Cantate Domino - Papal Bull of Pope Eugene IV
* Baptism by Atheist : sure why not.
So this destroys your two topics in one go, no baptism saves you expect when you're a slave to the pope, even if you are martyred for the name of Christ!
while it's OK if an atheist mumbles the words.
HERESY!
Jonney Shih - 1438-1435 (=7years wow that characterizes the entire Church? It doesn’t ) that didnt survive and doesn’t discount the 7 baptisms versus the Protestant one and only MODERN day proclamation that “ALL Catholics are going to HELL???” Do you really think Christ would do that?Why didn’t the Protestant declaration include purgatory and some flexibility and the classic Christian basics of forgiveness in the role of playing God himself. The rewards of Christian Martyrdom is not determined right then and there but by the course of history and research studies of the life of martyrs. One example is Saint Joan of Arc who was burned at the stake for heresy. Does that mean the Church is wrong from its birth, and that it’s foundation should be removed and invalidated? What Christ began is not to be invalidated by some corrupt idiot who took the papacy or some politicking bishop who condemned Joan of Arc. She is remembered for her bravery and canonized by the very Church she died for. God is timeless and not by mans clock.
Praying for people who have died is primarily to hasten purification of their souls so that they may enter into the presence of God. I believe that the story of queen Ester’s year of beauty treatments before her marriage to the king is symbolic of purgatory.
Can you make a video about your salvation views? How people are saved and such? Just like more focusing on this topic specifically.
Thank you for your channel. I am happy to have found it 😊
Holly I like your hair
Holly The Catholic church used to teach that protestants and Jews were condemned to hell, but they don't teach this anymore. So much for papal infallibility.
Lizzie, please pray for my friend, John Phillips. He is the uncle of Rachel Scott who died for her faith at Columbine High School in 1999. I have been sending him this video and others that you have made. He, also, grew up in Church of Christ. I pray for his conversion to the Catholic faith.
Did she die a Catholic? Even if she died for her faith Catholicism says she'll go to hell.
Baptism by Blood*
* For catholics, valid only in some cases : "... and that no one, whatever almsgiving he has practiced, *[[[even if he has shed BLOOD for the name of Christ]]],* can be saved, unless he has remained in the bosom and unity of the Catholic Church."
- The Council of Florence (A.D. 1438-1445) From Cantate Domino - Papal Bull of Pope Eugene IV
* Baptism by Atheist : sure why not.
So this destroys your two topics in one go, no baptism saves you expect when you're a slave to the pope, even if you are martyred for the name of Christ!
while it's OK if an atheist mumbles the words.
HERESY!
@@thomasanderson1416 Careful not to judge individual cases, Jonney. Or people you don't know.
@@georgepenton808 Say that to your pope, those are not MY words.
They allow themselves to judge people both collectively and individually, even God-fearing Christian people, but you're not allowed to judge them or even criticize them or doubt their 'infallible' nonsense.
Catholic hipocrisy.
Very thankful for your channel! I'm also an ex-protestant who's just become Catholic and your videos have helped me a lot through the process. Also it would be nice if you made a video about Catholic vs Protestant Bible. God bless.
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You are heaven sent. Thank you...
What I always say is Baptism ensures purgatory, but to plan for purgatory can be dangerous. Aim for Heaven and land in purgatory, aim for purgatory and you may wind up in hell. I believe it was Pope Pius VI who stated perhaps Christ himself is the cleansing fire of purgatory....
Also, just noting that Confession renews the baptism promise, which is an important thing to acknowledge! The absolution & cleansing of sins is present ONLY in confession & baptism.
Baptism DOES NOT ensure purgatory. That goes against both the bible and catechism. We can't change truth to avoid hurting people's feelings.
Saint Augustine (died A.D. 430):
"No man can find salvation except in the Catholic Church. Outside the Catholic Church one can have everything except salvation. One can have honor, one can have the sacraments, one can sing alleluia, one can answer amen, one can have faith in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost, and preach it too, but never can one find salvation except in the Catholic Church." (Sermo ad Caesariensis Ecclesia plebem)
Moses King it DOES line up with doctrine though. Baptism is an indelible mark on the soul. Unless there is a willful turning away from God to a degree of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, if you are baptized, there is the grace of salvation within it.
Not a single sacrament is a guarantee of salvation or even purgatory. Read the quote I posted. "one can have the sacraments...but never can one find salvation except in the Catholic Church."
Moses King
You of course know that St. Augustine was referring to the one true Church of Christ, which of course is the traditional Holy Roman Church. He, however, wasn't saying that the Vii sect is necessary for salvation. Agree with & liked both of your replies tho' btw
Ali-Marie Ingram
Not if you die in a state of mortal sin mate
Does the fact that Protestantism baptism is considered valid mean they can go to heaven from the Catholic p.o.v.? (I’m confused after the ‘no salvation outside the Church’ quote)
There is no salvation outside the Catholic Church. A valid baptism doesn't change this.
Saint Augustine (died A.D. 430):
"No man can find salvation except in the Catholic Church. Outside the Catholic Church one can have everything except salvation. One can have honor, one can have the sacraments, one can sing alleluia, one can answer amen, one can have faith in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost, and preach it too, but never can one find salvation except in the Catholic Church." (Sermo ad Caesariensis Ecclesia plebem)
Hope, please read this article for clarification: www.catholic.com/magazine/print-edition/what-no-salvation-outside-the-church-means
In short it is possible for Protestants to be saved (and it is possible for people who appear to be perfectly good Catholics to be damned). There's a need for clairity in what the "no salvation outside the Church" quote, but Moses King isn't really helping, because he's explaining what he understands it to be, not what the magisterium that originates the quote understands it to mean.
Hope the reqs for salvation are baptism and no mortal sin (as opposed to venial, which i can explain if you dont already know). We are cleansed of mortal sin in confession which is a Catholic thing but it is worth noting that while we are limited to the sacraments, God is not, so it is possible that you could be cleansed of mortal sin by some other act of God, but God hasn't established what that could possibly entail and since God has established the sacrament of confession I personally would rather accept the gift I know He has given rather than role the dice.
It is by faith hope and love
Hey girl, as a Catholic what are your thoughts on veiling during mass?
Deidre Plotts great question!
I’ve been wearing hats, it felt weird at first, but now I feel naked without a hat, or a veil on hot days. I know there is a scripture verse that talks of this...
My Testimony of Jesus Christ
The worst day of my life happened in May or June 2011 and I remember it like yesterday. I was walking home to my apartment, down the corridor to my apartment door, carrying shopping bags with my weekly shopping food. I was so depressed, anxious, lonely, full of hopelessness and despair. That I started to stumble and wobbly and shake so much that the food in the shopping bags fell out and i just opened my apartment door ran through my hallway and collapsed on my kitchen floor, laying in the fetal position there, staring at the kitchen knifes thinking about killing myself.
I lay there 5 hours and every demon in hell and satan himself was saying in my head to kill myself, that I was useless and that no one would care. It was only by the Grace of God that I some how crawled to my bed and fell asleep that day and woke up the next day alive. I know for a fact that if I died that day I was going straight to hell. Less than a year later Jesus Christ saved me from all that pain and anguish , God was drawing me so much to him that I seen a random video on RUclips about a ex prisoner christian testimony at the end of that video he said say this sinners prayer with all your heart and believe.
So I did and a second or 2 after I had said that prayer I felt God's amazing loving presence for the first time in my life. Instantly all my burdens and troubles were gone, I felt a indescribably peace and tears of joy started running down my face and I know that, that was Jesus Christ who visited me that night in my bedroom of my parents house and I have been walking with Jesus my best friend and my everything every day since. I have said this testimony before here and am only doing so because I care about each and everyone of you and i want to see you all in heaven some day.
Jesus loves you so much, that he died for you on a cross at Calvary for you and me and everybody else sins. All you have to is believe and put your trust and faith in Jesus Christ, repent and you will go to heaven. Do not deny the gift that Jesus wants us all to accept freely. I did nothing to accept salvation and eternal life in heaven except cry out to Jesus. Hell is real and if you deny Jesus and reject him, you will go to hell. Please put your trust in Jesus and his gospel/God's word. Hope Jesus is your Lord and Savior and you find salvation and eternal life in heaven soon. No matter what you have done, Jesus will forgive you. If God can save me, he can save anybody.
Glad you found the Lord, Thomas.
I do not remember the baptism of the thief on the cross
Hey Mr Albuquerque
peace be with you
You would have to be pretty old to remember it,
There weren't to many baptisms recorded in the bible.
If we want to be saved we must follow Christ (John 10:27-29) and do what he says (Luke 6:46-49)
We should not be so arrogant to search for an except and tell God you not going to do what he say because this other guy didn't and he was saved.
He is God and can do what he wants, save who he wants.
We are his Church and do what he tells us.
God bless you
Hey MrKev1664
You are right, I might have asked this question more wisely. My point was that a person could be saved without baptism. And I agree with what you said later. God bless you.
Ow, and I'm baptized. In the Catholic Church (my parents are Catholic) and in the Baptist, which is my current church.
Hey Albuquerque,
peace be with you
I understood your question.
As I said Jesus can do as he would like, we on the other hand, must do has he tell us.
I am happy you are Baptist but sad that you have left God's Church for another.
Why would you do such a thing?
God bless you
Be happy because i am a Christian and a follow our lord Jesus Christ.
I dont agree with the theology of the catholic, and i think the church has lost the way by the years. But i believe there are people saved there.
God be with you
Saint Augustine (died A.D. 430):
"No man can find salvation except in the Catholic Church. Outside the Catholic Church one can have everything except salvation. One can have honor, one can have the sacraments, one can sing alleluia, one can answer amen, one can have faith in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost, and preach it too, but never can one find salvation except in the Catholic Church." (Sermo ad Caesariensis Ecclesia plebem)
Moses King And God waited 400 years to tell us this, and don't tell us that Ignatius of Antioch said the word Catholic because the meaning of that phrase was changed. So nice try.
Moses King St Augustine didn't mean the Catholic Church as in the Roman Church, he condemned the Roman Church and excommunicated all African bishops who appealed to Rome.
That's the Council of Carthage 419 A.D.
What he says in a no brainer but reversed priorities, it's like saying "outside the saved there is no salvation", putting emphasis wrongly on the saved instead of the saving.
Jonney Shih Amen
Ki Adi Mundi From Wikipedia, see Sources section:
Council of Carthage 419.
During the Council Saint Augustine and Saint Aurelius condemned Pope Zosimus for interfering with the African Church's jurisdiction by falsifying the text of Canon 5 of the First Council of Nicaea. They further warned Pope Zosimus, and later Pope Celestine I, not to "introduce the empty pride of the world into the Church of Christ" and to "keep their Roman noses out of African affairs".
The Council ruled that no bishop may call himself "Prince of Bishops" or "Supreme Bishop" or any other title which suggests Supremacy(Canon 39). It also ruled that if any of the African clergy dared to appeal to Rome, "the same was ipso facto cast out of the clergy". (Canon 34)
Notice he said "The Church of Christ", even St Augustine, the RCC biggest doctor is again it.
Jonney Shih. At the time of Augustine the Catholic Church was ONLY the Roman Catholic Church. The Church of Christ was ONLY the Roman Catholic Church. The Church was ONLY the Roman Catholic Church. Augustine was converted by a famous Roman Catholic Bishop. In Italy we study Augustine, the Fathers and History of Christianity with scientific criteria. Here in Italy even the dummies know that in 400 CE there was ONLY the Roman Catholic Church on the earth. The protestant denominations were born after Luther, in 1500 CE.
Please do study history, not your anti-catholic lies. Remember that bearing false witness is a very serious sin. You are telling dirty lies about the Catholic Church. Go and read all the books of Saint Augustine, at least! ---- By the way: the word "roman" was added by Protestants to make fun of the Catholic Church. Today we Catholics take the name "Roman" as a pride. Just like the Cross of Jesus Christ: from shameful symbol to the greatest symbol of His Glorious Victory.
Stop slandering the One True Church of Christ! Stop slandering the only Church who made you known the Lord Jesus Christ !
Maam lizzie, pardon me, i really appreciated your explation, but would you mind to please go over with your explanation on # 6 coz i think theres a little misunderstanding bout it. I think this can only be possible if the person who was not yet baptized was in danger of death, any one can baptize for as long as he/she knows the matter and form of baptism
I love your videos Lizzie! This fall I'm taking a class for my religion gen ed about early to mid Christianity, so I am hoping to learn for myself whether the Catholic or Orthodox Churches are legitimate through actual study. I'm afraid, though. My whole life could change. So I guess my question is, what if it seems like Catholicism COULD be true, but I'm too afraid to actually join it? What about the paranoia that I just simply can't know it is or isn't the truth and feel it's safer to stay with my nondenominational evangelical church? Is that worthy of damnation in the catholic church? That scares me. Within my church there is a certain comfort when a loved one dies and we know they accepted the salvation Jesus offers so they will be in heaven, and it doesn't matter what church they were a part of--if they're Christian, they will be in heaven! but I sort of get this fearful vibe from Catholicism when it comes to this topic and I'm not sure I want that to be true that at the end of the day accepting Jesus' death as a sacrifice for my sins might not be enough for me to be with him when I die. I don't know if any of that made sense Lizzie but I felt the need to say all that.
How are you doing now? :)
Hi Lizzie, can you make a video explaining the trinity. It's kinda confusing
Stephanie Le hope this helps :) ruclips.net/video/52T0VF9QbZM/видео.html
Stephanie, you, by your word, I know you are confused about the Trinity, and by the spirit of you and your word, I know you would like a response.
And that, pretty much sums up the concept of the Trinity. There is God, His Word (the Son), and His Spirit that binds not just God and His Word together, but also grafts His children (us) to God as well.
Just as your word serves you, the Word of God serves God, yet your word is Stephanie and God’s Word is God and serves God. The spirit of you and your word emanates from you and is delivered via your word and serves both you and your word. The same is true of the Holy Spirit which emanates from the Father and is delivered via Christ.
Stephanie, her word, and her spirit are all Stephanie just as God, His Word, and the Holy Spirit are all God. Equal in essence yet distinct in role and function, but fully united and One.
Jesus is God’s Word made flesh.
Stephen Johnson I'm just confused about the idea that Jesus is God. I know he is fully man and fully God, but he never said so in the Bible. There are many times in the Bible when Jesus would talk to the father and pray to him. So if I were to go to heaven right now, would I see both of them? Or just 1 person? A friend of mine once said, "he's the prince, the son of God, so he inherited his father's power and that's how he had the ability to forgive sins and heal people." So is Jesus really God (king) after all? It kinda make sense that he would be the prince because he's the son of God.
Stephanie Le I’m not sure I agree with your friend’s statement of “inheriting” anything because he existed simultaneously with God before time. Christ’s existence was, too, eternal. So would you see separate entities? It’s beyond human comprehension, but they are entertained. In the OT Moses saw God’s body, but couldn’t see his face or he would die. Jesus is a part of God. They are each eternal; father, son & spirit, 3 entities in one United being. I struggled a lot with this! Maybe this vid is actually better ruclips.net/video/APT3JUmNbP4/видео.html
John 10:30 “I and the Father are one”
John 8:58 Jesus said to them, "Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was born, I am."
John 20:28 Thomas answered and said to Him, “My Lord and my God!”
Those are just three verses that point to His divinity.
It can be very confusing when you hear of Jesus being under the Father’s authority, but if you view such passages through the lens I provided you, it will become much clearer. I wrestled with the doctrine of the Trinity for years, and this is what I found to be helpful.
Since Jesus is seated at the right hand of God, I would venture to say you will see Jesus, and, if we are able and live, will see the Father’s face. We will be united with Christ in a marital-type relationship forever. There is the beatific vision as well.
I’m a soon-to-be homeless Anglican looking to Rome as a new home although my past is evangelicalism.
Yes. Anyone can baptise another but ONLY in dire situations, example in the danger of death. Else you need to go to local parish.
Yes, and when an emergency Baptism takes place, it should be recorded in the parish within which parish's boundaries this took place. (In other words, contact that parish's office as soon as possible afterwards to record it.)
What about the thief on the cross, did he get baptized? I guess not, he went to hell even though he asked Jesus to remember him and Jesus said “ you will be with me in paradise”.
Me And My When Got married in the courthouse. Then we got married The Baptist church. Then we got married in the Catholic Church. Is the marriage in the Catholic Church is
Marriages? It valid ?
am i the only one who screamed when they saw that baby being baptized? or whenever they saw that baby's face?
Ohhhhhhh!!!! I had to backspace my original comment because I was asking what was wrong with pouring the water on the baby's head...and then it moved on to the dunking of that poor baby!!!!!
Hi Lizzie,
Some ex-cathoics are so closed to basic truth.
Thank you
The problem is that the Catholic Church has done a very poor job catechizing in the churches. Very little has gone into Catechizing children and 95% of the churches do not have a program to provide a religious education to children. One of the religious educational teaches I spoke with does not believe in Catholic truth, and sees the Church as misogynist, she is an avowed feminist. She also told me that she often tell her students that they do not have to believe what the Church teaches. There are too many systemic problems in Catholic schools that the church needs to actively take the reins in religious education
Tell her it's the parents job to catechise thier children.
The neocatecumenal way catechises all with proper emphasis on orthodoxy.
The problem with this feminists you mention is that in many churches shevis right that they fail to teach the kerygma
The official teaching of the Roman Catholic Church in it's Catechism teaches:
1263 By Baptism all sins are forgiven, original sin and all personal sins, as well as all punishment for sin. In those who have been reborn nothing remains that would impede their entry into the Kingdom of God, neither Adam's sin, nor personal sin, nor the consequences of sin, the gravest of which is separation from God.
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However, Christ said:
53 Then Jesus said unto them, Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except ye eat the flesh of the Son of man, and drink his blood, ye have no life in you. - John 6:53
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"...Except ye eat the flesh of the Son of man, and drink his blood, ye have no life in you."
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We know that infants neither *believe* nor *partake* of the bread and wine. So, whether Christ is actually referring to matters of faith (as I believe), or to the actual act of eating the physical bread in Communion (as Catholicism believes) . . . _NEITHER_ thing is done by infants.
Christ himself declared, that they (infants) have no spiritual life in them. Yet, Catholicism says that these infants are born into the Spirit and his kingdom in that way. One is right, and the other is wrong; choose.
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While you're mulling that one over consider the Eucharist. We're told it (the bread) literally becomes the body, soul, and divinity of Christ. There's a rarely considered problem with this claim. Visualize what happened in the Last Supper. It was Christ that blessed and broke the bread. It was his own hands that passed it to his disciples.
How could the bread in his hands be Christ, when he was sitting right there? Wouldn't that mean there were *_TWO_* Christ's in that room at the same time? It's time to start thinking people; because you're running out of time.
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By definition, you cannot possibly BELIEVE that the work has been accomplished, if you think it's going to be accomplished this coming Sunday morning (in Mass).
To actually be a Believer in the gospel, you must believe the debt has been paid. You must believe that the work is "Finished". That God has proven that he is satisfied *BY* raising Christ from the dead (Romans 1:4; Romans 4:24; Romans 10:9).
If you seek to accomplish satisfying God this weekend, then you do not currently believe that he is satisfied. You are denying the very gospel with your participation in the Mass.
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Do not buy their lies, that because God exists outside of time he sees the sacrifice in the present. God is not the one called to put his faith in the act, you are. You are called to put *_your_* faith in his death. Since we see time in a linear fashion, it is a past event to us. You are called to put your faith in a past (accomplished) event. And as I said, God has declared that he is satisfied when he raised his Son from the dead.
It is a fine nuance, but our enemy specializes in such nuance. If he can convince you to not trust in the only thing that will save - Christ's accomplished work - then you will be lost. Looking forward to it will not save. We must look back and believe. We must trust in what has been accomplished.
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@@mephi654 Before Jesus started talking about how people were going to be required to eat His Body and drink His Blood at John 6:48-69 He performed the miracle of multiplying the loaves and fishes. What do these things have to do with each other? Jesus multiplied the loaves and fishes precisely to pregigure how He would be multiplying His Body and Blood throughout the world. At the Last Supper Jesus stood there (or sat there) and His Body and Blood were there on the table at the same time. Today, at Mass in Chicago, Mexico City, London, Paris, Prague, Nairobi, New Delhi, and Tokyo, Jesus will be present on Catholic altars.
In the last century there was an Italian priest, now a saint, who could miraculously be in two places at one time. He was concelebrating Mass with Cardinal Mindszenty in Budapest and present at his own parish church in Italy at the same time. "Bilocation", it is called. This is what Jesus does in the Eucharist---He bilocates Himself all over the world.
Hey, I have something to say. Only in the Catholic Church are you saved, no other denominations are saved. It really depends. And if you think I'm being harsh or irrational, what's the point of saying the truth when nearly everything is called being judgemental?
GOD IS TRUTH
"It really depends" God says quite explicitly that "only a few will be chosen". More people people go to Hell than Heaven and that's the truth. It's not like I condemned them to hell, it's because they're following the wrong order and a man-made church.
Not saying the truth and letting people believe their false crap is what leads them to hell. A lot of Modern Catholics are weak and try not to be "judgemental" but when you think about it. You're just condemning the truth and condemning those who you let go believe in false lies. Telling the truth these days is now known as "Judgemental". So what? I never condemned anyone but they have condemned themselves for believing in a hostile pig Martin Luther and a Womanizing Freak Joesph Smith.
so im an orthodox born and am going to a protestant church, a baptist one. Here i really meet jesus because an orthodox in my country you dont really know much about the bible or salvation...weird right? But i dont agree with blaming the catholics and the orthodox for not being true followers. i feel like they are very judgemental and i have no one to talk about it...
Isabelle Urlan
That's the thing! Nearly everyone these days can't say the truth because it's called "being judgemental" and if you think people should be entitled in what they worship (Hindu/Muslim) then you have led people into heresy and evil.
Isabelle Urlan
What's wrong with correcting them? Should every religion have equal rights? God condemns other religions because it's false and they're worshipping air.
Not air, but rather the devil. All the old truly Catholic Popes said it. Pointing out error which sends souls to hell is true Love. We are all so arrogant, especially in this modern age. Making nice with evil so as to look good is betrayal to Christ who is Truth. I do it too sometimes but it's wretched.
I hear Christian music in some of the videos. Is it ok if a Catholic listens to Christian contemporary songs?... I really like them but I don't know if I can listen to it anymore with becoming Catholic. I've heard you can't, because of the different points of view. But also heard that it's no different than listening to any other secular musician. I just want to do whats right in the end.
can you explain why you pray to mary and confessing your sin to priest and who chose fathers in your faith and when did jesus said not to marry be nuns where the rosary in bible and most important jesus said preach the good news and heal the sick have you ever heal the sick or perform any miracle
If you've been exposed to the truth and deny it yet and yet again, Hell is the place for you.
Eastern baptisms look so cringe
Deo Gratias Yeah they be like all up n down n all around. If I was that baby I'd try to punch the priest or deacon I'd be pissed. Lol.
Dear Lord, you KNOW that at some point in time one (or more) have slipped out of their hands during this process = {clang!}
havent heard of that. Im a born orthodox. SO in my country which is mainly orthodox, one of the few, we dont have the turn the baby like a cross thing it looks horrible. It s plain and simple, and babies usually cry after they were in the water which is weird.. Well some do laugh and that totally scary lol
Isabelle Urlan Slavo IsusuChrysto
Yes that poor baby looked freaked out.
God bless you.
Lizzie, can you please recommend me a good book about The Church's history? You mentioned one somewhere but I don't find unfortunately. Thank you. :-)
Barbara Harmati: Lizzie can't read all the comments since they are so many. She may not get to yours by chance, so I think you can go to facebook for Catholic Answers. They are Protestants converted to Catholic many years ago, and they open every day 4-6PM, you can call in to ask any question, they give the answers right a way.
Hi Lizzie. ¿Can you explain to me, what is "Abraham embrace" (luke 16 22)? Is it the same as the purgatory? And when people dies, their souls cant be on heaven or hell because judgement hasnt passed yet. Are they on the purgatory? Sorry, my english is terrible. Thank you
TheUltrasoundwave No, that is not the same place as purgatory. The place you are referring to is the place where anyone who died before Jesus died they would go there and wait for the gates of Heaven to be open. Hope this helps! ~ Rockfeather
Rock Mint Swirl thanks
Hi Lizzie, I love your video. I’m a cradle Catholic, and I’m learning a lot from you. I’m inspired by your zeal and love for God. If you have time, I recommend you to check out the Pieta prayer book, it contains beautiful prayers and tremendously help my spiritual life.
What in the world is a "cradle catholic"? Is it different from being just a catholic? If you are a cradle catholic do you possess something extra or more than a normal catholic?
Obviously the thief on the Cross wasnt baptised...but yet went to Paradise
Can you do a video on marriage. The reason I'm asking In my wife got married in the courthouse. Later we got married in the Baptist church. Then we got married in the Catholic Church . Is our marriage in the Catholic Church Is acceptable . We are Catholic ? I did not know we need to have a Catholic Wedding Before. I got right Did all my confessions Before the wedding.
That is correct salvation is available to all mankind. And you are correct ONLY God decides whom is saved and whom is condemned. So when you hear people say this person is saved that person is not saved how do they actually know how God will judge them? As Christians we say we are saved because of our Baptism and the other Sacraments of the Church but even St. Paul states to work out our salvation with fear and trembling he directed this towards a Baptized Christians. So because of mortal sin a person can fall out of God's Grace the Sanctifying Grace is not gone rather the person chooses not to co-operate with the Sanctifying Grace within themselves and if that person were to die in a state of mortal sin they are condemned.
So that is why Christ says that we must always be prepared for that day even if we are in a state of mortal sin it's that Sanctifying Grace that can move us to repentance and return to being in Sanctifying Grace.
So can a Non-Catholic be saved? Absolutely. Can a Non-Christian the unbaptized be saved? Absolutely. This is for God to decide because He knows what is within our hearts and He is the only one that judges us on that day the day that we die. And we know that God doesn't fault people for their ignorance of Christ, His Gospel and His Church. As Christ stated, "Forgive them Father for they do not know what they do". If they knew that Christ is the Messiah the Son of God they wouldn't have put Him to death.
Never judge individual cases.
What does the Bible attested "pillar and bulwark of TRUTH" 1 Timothy 3:15 being the ONE HOLY CATHOLIC AND APOSTOLIC CHURCH officially teach in Catechism #846 and #1129???
For Jesus said repent or like wise ye shall perished.
You do know that Abraham wasn’t baptized and he still went to heaven
An interesting fact is that Mat28v19 was added. The original Hebrew text of Mattityahu (Matthew) did not have v19.
Prophet Ezekiel Prophesied the way of being Born again (John3:4-7), this prophecy points at Baptism by Sprinkling/infusion
Ezekiel 36:25 Then I will sprinkle clean water on you, and you shall be clean; I will cleanse you from all your filthiness and from all your idols. 26 I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit within you; I will take the heart of stone out of your flesh and give you a heart of flesh. 27 I will put My Spirit within you and cause you to walk in My statutes, and you will keep My judgments and do them. 28 Then you shall dwell in the land that I gave to your fathers; you shall be My people, and I will be your God. 29 I will deliver you from all your un cleannesses.
You don't have to dip your fingers into the font after Mass. Just kneel with the right knee and cross yourself. The priest's blessing at the end of Mass is sufficient.
Good job Lizzie. keep up the good studying you are doing. You did not speak anything wrong. (from a teacher about all things Catholic).
I cant move on looking at the reaction of the baby being baptized like that omg😂 i cant breath
I was waiting for the orthodox baptism by euronews...
*aahh yes*
Really interesting about Atheists!!
The first shall be massively long
Lizzie your getting more beautiful and full of spirit
I loved the orthodox like baptism. I’m orthodox and unfortunately i don’t remember my baptism and really wish to get baptised again but i can’t however confession is the way we can ‘baptise again’
Yes, Confession is sometimes called a second baptism. Baptism confers grace, sin loses it, Confession confers grace again.
Thank you for an awesome video.. "Let us pray to the Holy Family so that our family may be holy! Let us pray to Our Lady of Good Success to restore the Catholic Church to its former sanctity, beauty and glory throughout the world, to convert or expel from the Catholic Church modernists, atheists, communists, heretics, freethinkers, freemasons and all who They are determined to destroy the Catholic faith in the hearts and minds of their children, and to help all the bishops, priests, religious and lay people who preserve and promote the true Catholic faith." "Even if Catholics faithful to Tradition are reduced to a handful, they are the ones who are the true Church of Jesus Christ." Saint Athanasius.
That last part had me realize that my mindset is already partially catholic. I believe Yahweh has the full authority.
If you believe that Jesus has full authority then where does Mary come in? The catholic religion teaches that Jesus can not say no to Mary. If that is the case then Jesus does not have all authority and Jesus lied when he said he did.
Who then should we believe? Jesus as written in the Bible or a religion that contradicts the Bible?
Lmboooo that baby was like what just happened?!! Awww
On my baptism, Were they poured water on me, the father son in a Holy Spirit. I was age 21. That was back in 1978. At that time, the Pope's name was John Paul 1. My message correct I've been a member of the Catholic Church 45 years. I made a major mistake and left the church I make returning Catholic . Get all my confessions I go to a Mass every Sunday I've been back for 4 weeks now I'm taking in the holy Communion Now I make a point once a month go to confession to make sure my list is short . Now I'm a practicing Catholic I'm not perfect but I'm trying to do the right thing My Whole family It's catholic Is my wife My kids I have twin boys 13 years old I have Daughter 15 years old . But my parents are not comfort they are Baptist and my dad passed away 2019 I'm trying to remember Include my dad so he can come out of purgatory And get to heaven and he was Baptist He was a good dad I never hear him say any unkind word to anyone In fact I remember he was helping a homeless person Gave him some food Gave them AA motel Not sure for how many days I'll be 1 or 2 days . The homeless person came up to my dad after church service at his church . I'll just going to remember that Help someone with food In a place to sleep. My mom is 89 Isn't a nursing home Has damentia She's also a Baptist So when she dies I'm gonna pray for her to get her out of pogatory.
God's mercy is beyond human understanding, all encompassing. All it takes is to ask it of Him with a contrite heart, to do penance and to make a firm resolve to amend your life with help from His grace. We Catholics have our Sacrament of Reconcilation for this. If you believe in the physical Communion with Jesus you would undergo this Sacrament to free yourself from the death of sin and opt to live in a state of grace in harmony with a loving God and receive Christ literally in the transformation of the bread and wine into the real Body and Blood of Jesus in the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist. There's no despair but hope in His promise that through Him you will have everlasting life. So if you fall into sin which you will do so eventually turn away from your sin and seek God's Divine Mercy every single time and you will receive it.
Baptism takes away no sin. Nor does it impart salvation or give u a get out he'll free card. Read Roman's 10:9-10
Ewald Radavich verseology, one verse makes the other 7,956 verses garbage.
Thomas McEwen. Don't take my word 4 it. Read & study the bible.
Ewald Radavich What the English bible which had 30,000 errors in translation of the Koine Greek. Tell me what John 1:1 was saying in the Beginning was the word. What does you my instructor in the Bible think word means? Or why do the 54 English translate the Greek to believe instead of Obey. Why did they translate traditions to teaching and those they didn't like leaving them tradition. Tell how you get what you do out of Chaire Kecharitomemo.
You are asking me to read a Catholic book translated into propaganda. Read the bible, is such a reliable method that of the 7,957 verses gave 48,632 different understanding each a denominations. I love confusion.
Thomas McEwen. I'd get into a good non denominational bible study read & study. The word is God. The bible says God holds His word higher than His name
Ewald Radavich Luther your father in faith wished to give you a heads up on bible studies, he said, "Everyone who reads scripture thinks himself a theologian and a doctor of the church ; his proof is he ate the Holy Spirit feathers and all." In 1523AD Luther founded his Wittenberg church and in six years the German emperor had to call a council to stop the infighting on bible studies. After six years you had ten new denominations, the number is over 48 thousand from the same 7,957 verses. What are you going to teach me, do you read Greek?
Logically the failure of Protestantism in Europe is bible studies and people got weary of your product and turned their back on Christianity. Really great job guys.
The pillar and foundation of truth is the church mentioned in Acts 9: 31 "ekkesia Kath olos."
We were called Christians in Antioch under the Catholic Bishop of Antioch St Peter.
The entire Roman empire both East and West was Christian before the bible. One Holy Apostolic Church. Now we have bible study from a book from 1611AD, 17 centuries from Christ and 48 thousand denominations. You call that progress? What does In the beginning was the Word. What does your bible study tell you. In Greek please
In #6 maam, in a certain case maam to be valid, it should be in danger of death, not just anyone can baptize at any time in any place
I believe that if you’re a good person you go to heaven. No matter your religion. Let’s love more and judge less
In addition to being good we also must believe in Jesus Christ to be saved. Unless we lived at a time and place where His name was unknown.
I don't like any denomination Christian churches I prefer mine that's like saying that if I was to go to one of your Christian churches , I'm rebelling against my Catholic faith and hating on the Virgin Mary and everything that stands for Catholism it feels Great to be Catholic!!!
If you was to cast out devil or demons using the titles of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost it don't work for like the Catholic have done many in the past it just doesn't work but if you cast out devil and or demons in Jesus Christ or Lord Jesus name as opposed to titles of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost it work because name Jesus Christ or he name of the Lord Jesus is the name of these 3 titles of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
Are you an exorcist?