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Does it mean all the contents in KJV Bible is also accepted by Catholics?
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Most of what is in the KJV is acceptable to Catholics except for a few verses that were modified by Martin Luther so as to agree with his personal theology. However, Catholics consider the KJV to be incomplete as it does not include the deuterocanonical books of the Old Testament which are found in the Catholic Bible.
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no. the catholics have their own bible. JOHN
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Are English translations of the Bible accepted by catholics?
Yes, the Douay-Rheims version. The NRSV Catholic Edition is also very frequently used in the United States.
How many times is Mary the Mother of God mentioned in the New Testament?
There is no mention in the Bible that Mary is the Mother of God. Also there is no specific that Jesus also is God. Catholics only believe the divinity of Jesus that is hidden in the words of the Bible. They interpret it in the literal way. Therefore, Mary can be accepted as mother of God because Jesus is God.
Do Catholics use the KJV?
The Protestant Bible is missing a number of books that are included in the Catholic Bible. Also, there are a number of passages in the Protestant Bible that have been altered a bit to agree with Protestant theology.
Is the new revised standard bible accepted by protestants or catholics?
Yes, it can be accepted by Protestants or Catholics. Though it is considered gender-inclusive and accused of being "modernist" I don't find the NRSV problematic itself (I'm also talking as a conservative evangelical). Some fundamentalist Protestants will say that the NRSV is a tool of the devil. I object to that sentiment. Though there are some problematic interpretations in the NRSV it is not a bible version that will lead people astray in the faith (unlike the heretical New World Translation). Thus, I would say that the NRSV is acceptable to use for preaching, devotion, and study. However, I would also suggest you check out other better translations like the ESV, NIV, NASB, and HCSB.
Do catholics have more than one book?
Absolutely. There is the Holy Bible, which contains several "books" (and the Catholic version of the Bible has more books than the Protestant version does). This is the only book that is accepted as being the Word of God. There are also other books that are commonly used by Catholics, some examples of which are:Missal - A book containing the words to be said at Mass.Lectionary - A book containing the scriptures to be read at Mass.Breviary - A book containing prayers to be said at different hours of the day.Catholic Catechism - A book containing summaries of the beliefs and teachings specific to the Catholic Church.
Which book of the Bible is the archangel Raphael in?
Raphael is not mentioned in the canonical books of the Bible, but is in the deuterocanonical Book of Tobit. However the Book of Tobit is canonical to the bibles of the Catholics, the Eastern Orthodox, the Oriental Orthodox, The Assyrian Church, the Anglicans and others.... Also these religions also mention Raphael in revelations.
How do Catholics repent?
Catholics repent in the sacrament of reconciliation, also known as confession.
What is a Christian if people refuse to see Catholics as Christians?
Roman Catholic AnswerSomeone who calls themself a "Christian" who refuses to see Catholics as Christians is someone who is ignorant of history and reality and has been taught a lot of prejudice, accepted it at face value, and is certainly not living the faith that they are professing. The answer below is an example of that as everything they are saying about Catholics is absolute nonsense. This is a sad commentary on the state of "Christians". A Christian is a person who has been saved through the Lords grace. Catholics think that they get to go to heaven through their good works, which isn't right. That is the main reason that Catholics aren't Christians. Christians attend church on Sundays like Catholics but they have a "walk with God". Christians read their Bible a lot to learn more about what God has to say about things in life and read about the previews of what will happen soon, unlike Catholics. Christians pray from the heart not a piece of paper, unlike Catholics. They also worship the TRUE father which art thou in heaven, The priest is the "father" for Catholics.
How do Catholics and non-Catholics read the bible?
There are many non-catholics who learn and study biblical texts from the KJV version. Catholics generally do not learn what is written in biblical text, they rely instead in the priest knowing what is written and telling them if they are right or wrong. Catholics generally learn from sermons and the book of common prayer but not the bible. Its rare that Catholics would know what was actually written in biblical text. The same holds true for any church system that teaches as the Catholics do (high church), this could also include Lutherans, Episcopalians, and the Church of England. Most of these church systems never teach biblical text to their parishioners. They sermon to them, and have them repeat (chant) from the book of common prayer. I use to be one of these until I actually learned biblical text, that is how I know.
Do Catholics have lifetime goals?
of course , catholics are also people who had their own goals and aspirations...
The American protective association was not opposed to catholics?
This is false, they were also known as anti-catholics.
What other words you can use for accepted?
Accepted as in accepted Islam, can also be termed as 'turned to' Islam.
