
Originally Posted by
Xian120
Judaism is much older that Roman Catholic Church, but even if so, age doesnt really necessarily have to equate to truth..
90%? is it really?.. cguro diri sa Pinas 90% but still that is a debatable percentage.. but if you sum up the numbers worldwide, i think 90% is an overestimation..
partly agree bro...similar to hinduism which is really really old but does not have Christ's Truth in it.
Take note it is Christ himself who guaranteed protection to his Church, and we take comfort in that:
Matthew 16:18
"" And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.""
I would admit that Church leaders has sometimes veered away from the teachings of Christ but as history attests, there would always be a saving figure within the Church to keep everything on track. This is a comfort that Jesus is always guiding the Church in the proper direction.
For example: during the Western Schism, God used a humble nun in the person of St Catherine of Siena to heal the Church and made powerful men realize their folly.

Originally Posted by
Xian120
90%? is it really?.. cguro diri sa Pinas 90% but still that is a debatable percentage.. but if you sum up the numbers worldwide, i think 90% is an overestimation..
To understand better bro, here's the analysis:
85% of the Philippine population is Catholic.
of the 85%, about 99.99% of it is Roman Catholic.
There might be Catholics here who are worshipping in the Melkite tradition, which is still part of the entirety of Catholicism.
We might be familiar with this one:
than this one:
They are part of the entire Catholicism. The first is Roman Catholic, the other is Eastern Catholic but both are under the primacy of the Pope.
One thing: when you say Roman Catholics, it means members of the Diocese of Rome.
We are not Romans per se, therefore should be called Cebuano Catholics kay member ta sa Diocese of Cebu.. hehe. However lisod na usbon kay mao naman ang naandan to classify all Catholics as Roman Catholics. just my two cents.