Protestants refering to a question asked earlier about the Apostles cree?

Question

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when I said you forgot to capatalize the word Catholic I was joking, but please don't tell me there's a difference between catholic, and Catholic. There was no other Church back then that was orthodox, but the Catholic (pertaining to Universal) Church/faith, so why do you guys keep on saying catholic Church, and Catholic Church are two separate things?

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Lol, thanks midge.

Answer 1

People think the darndest things

Answer 2

They were different.The universal church in the first 300 years included all the churches founded by the apostles and their followers.Paul set them up to be independent and one "..should not Lord it over the other".Each to have it's own Bishop and ruling elders.Paul called them Pastors and were to "Be married to one wife and have their kids under control"
Priests and Nuns are never mentioned.
After 300 the Church of Rome decided they should "Lord it over all the rest"..The Greek ,Egyptian and Jerusalem churches wouldn't go along with it naturally so Rome started the "Roman Catholic Church" with it's pagan form of celibate priests,nuns and the like . Even St. Peter was married for Pete's sake!(play on words)The round host (Jesus broke matso wafers)transubstantiation all that is from Pagan sources.

Answer 3

I have seen your questions on here throughout the day and I have to tell you I admire you for standing up for our faith. These guys on here wore my butt out the first part of this recent news feeding frenzy and I am so glad to see fellow Catholics taking up the banner and waving it for our Lord. Thanks

Answer 4

run out of letters? couldn't help but notice the Apostles cree .
your point is so true it goes without saying