Sacred heart of jesus prayer

None of this makes any sense to me lol

Protestant prayers are more direct, less set prayers.
More personal as well.
No reference to the death of Christ as a tragedy, instead the Resurrection is seen as a triumph.

Catholics wear crosses with Christ on it.. Protestants do not.
His Death was foretold and planned to take place.
Jesus had to die on the Cross to set us free (from Sin, which is death).

Intercessory prayers are a Catholic innovation too.
You can't pray for the dead, or the dead for the living.
Major difference between the two schisms. * +

rubyx8 9.03.21 - 10:33pm
Its a catholic prayer dont mock * +

ogdenz 12.03.21 - 08:18pm

@ trunking - 9.03.21 - 10:16pm
None of this makes any sense to me lol

Protestant prayers are more direct, less set prayers.
More personal as well.
No reference to the death of Christ as a tragedy, instead the Resurrection is seen as a triumph.

Catholics wear crosses with Christ on it.. Protestants do not.
His Death was foretold and planned to take place.
Jesus had to die on the Cross to set us free (from Sin, which is death).

Intercessory prayers are a Catholic innovation too.
You can't pray for the dead, or the dead for the living.
Major difference between the two schisms.

@ ogdenz - 12.03.21 - 08:18pm
Both are bullcrap.

So if it's all bullcrap then what's the alternative?
Islam?
Buddhism?
Nothing?

Surely.. dying with surety of the afterlife is a no-brainer for most.

(Yes, we're scared of what is to come)

Name one person who'd returned from the grave? Name one?
There is none.
There is no reincarnation either.
If this doesn't scare anyone.. okay, well just make life matter. * +

0gypsy0 13.03.21 - 06:21pm

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trunking 14.03.21 - 09:20pm

So what's right then?
Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Shintoism, Sikhism??

Only one has to be right. * +

trunking 14.03.21 - 09:22pm
My point, if we had to die, where do we go?
Noone can answer this.
Even Stephen Hawking.
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