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And again, the Papacy, the Vatican doctrine states that Catholicism began with Peter as the first Pope following the traditions set forth by Christ...AKA=Christian.Now, you may want to claim otherwise, but the fact of the matter is that Christian is a word that means a person or group that believes in the divinity of Christ and his teachings...Catholics fall into that, so do protestants, so do Mormons...you are all Christians, unless you want to change definitions.Oh, so because something is more political (During a religion controlled politics era) than religious it gets a bypass? No, it does not.
Protestants choosing to control moral behavior by punishing individuals for dancing, drinking and being entertained gets a bypass? Why?
And you are correct that Calvin executed Servetus, but they were actually executing theological dissidents in Germany and I am pretty sure that means more than one.
Then, we have the Huguenot soldiers, who hunted priests. According to the website I am reading (which you probably will claim is not factual because it is about atheism), "one captain is reported to have worn a necklace of priests' ears." Then we have the Church of England killing both Protestants and Catholics for dissenting views.In other words, stop acting like your group was the only one marginalized by another. Should I hold the city of Rome as responsible for what occured to the early Christians (part of Catholicism) in the Colliseum? No, because that would be pointless, stupid, and ignorant.Give up on the blame game because we all know the Catholic Churches sins, they were done right out in the open, for all the World to see. I am sure I can find many more examples of executions done by the Protestants, let me know if you would like them.Also, why would the Catholic Church, under Pope John Paul II, apologize for the Inquisitions if there were not true guilt involved. At least according to Catholic faith, it is pointless to apologize for something that you do not feel guilty for because you are not penitent. Seems like maybe you are simply building up this giant Catholic conspiracy in your own head. I would love to hear where you got this official church doctrine from, especially considering I never once heard it in twenty years in the church and as a youth leader for nine years. I can actually guarantee you that the Catholic Church is not currently following the rules of the Inquisition about putting Protestants to death, so how is it still adhered to? By telling individuals that Protestantism is wrong? So what? They are allowed their opinion of your church, just like you can believe they are wrong. How powerful is the curse of the Catholic Church against Protestants, when you do not even believe they have the right view of God? Please post a link to this official Catholic Doctrine that states that the Inquisition is currently still happening...Otherwise, retract this ridiculous statement.Reformation 101 - The Protestant Reformation in Europe

Curse you for making me post about this one more time!!! Lol...1. A believer in the religion of Christ.2. A professor of his belief in the religion of Christ.Catholicism would fall under both of these definitions, and I am pretty sure the other two in your chosen dictionary. Even though you tried to to change things by going back 184 years to get the result you wanted, you have still failed. Catholics believe in Christ and his teachings, that is all that is necesary to be Christian. Now, listen to the Mods and leave it alone, unless you would like to sstart a thread on it and I would gladly participate.