John UK wrote:
I fail to see how you arrive at this, seeing as the creed says "one baptism for the remission of sins".
1. What baptism is this referring to?
2. What sins are remitted at baptism? (note the plural)

2. What sins are remitted at baptism? (note the plural)
Adam's (Federal) sins.

John Yurich USA wrote:
Well actually the Nuptial Mass will not be sung in Latin but will be sung in English.

Congrats!

John UK wrote:
I like the Nicene Creed. It is simple, concise, is sound in doctrine for the most part, and summarises Christian beliefs. But....how may a man be forgiven his sins? Without such, he may not enter into heaven, but will be consigned to hell for all eternity. What does the Nicene Creed say about that?
"I acknowledge one baptism for the remission of sins".
And what does that mean?

Otherwise, we're to believe on the Lord Jesus and say that He is raised from the dead then you'll be saved, you and your house.

John UK wrote:
It must be awkward walking about with a beam in your eye.

Jim Lincoln wrote:
Kicked out for political reasons rather then because of, [URL=http://www.ihcc.org/resources/booklets/a-different-gospel-evaluation-of-robert-schullers-teaching]]]A Different Gospel: An Evaluation of the Teachings of Robert Schuller[/URL].

Jim Lincoln wrote:
jj33, you answered my question, so all three organizations aren't Christian, so whatever is said should be ignored, case closed on that matter.
Apparently the Webster's 1913 dictionary said something of the same thing, but was a bit more polite about it.

However, all that we are to hold to is in the Bible there are no oral traditions for us to bother with such as the [URL=http://www.johnankerberg.org/Articles/_PDFArchives/roman-catholicism/RC1W0799.pdf]]]Roman Catholic Tradition[/URL].

Luther coined "Sola Scriptura" (Circa 1520) which means the Bible, the whole Bible and nothing but the Bible.

Any dictionary or commentary is an accretion, a barnacle, on Protestant hulls.

Thus, over time and with enough accretions, these significantly alter the many Protestant vessels' destinations.

Jim Lincoln wrote:
Ah, [URL=http://www.johnankerberg.org/Articles/roman-catholicism/RC0799W3.htm]]]The Mass - Miracle or Mendacity?[/URL] Just another of those, [URL=http://www.johnankerberg.org/Articles/_PDFArchives/roman-catholicism/RC1W0799.pdf]]]Roman Catholic Tradition[/URL]s.
We were hoping someday, John Y., you were going to become a Christian.

John Y. is apparently a baptized, communing member and Nicene Creed (Gospel summary)-affirming of his 2,000 year old denomination and thus a Christian.

Jim Lincoln wrote:
There has been [URL=http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=6311114153]]]No Change in Message or Method[/URL] in proclaiming the Gospel, it can well bring tears to eyes of those who are to be saved, but for the those who are disinterested, the message itself will bore them to tears.

Meanwhile, the RCC has been reciting this Gospel summary, world-wide, every Lord's Day, for 1,600 years.