We do not disagree with the Baptists that the New Testament called the struggling believers “saints.” But we disagree with them on many matters, including: ways to achieve holiness, the right […]

We have proven, above, that the Holy Church has the sole right to interpret the book, not because it was the one that received it (i.e.

“The Church must decide, and I must implement it.” - Emperor Constantine the Great “The Church is a heavenly institution, not an earthly association, and its leaders have no right to

We have become accustomed to the Baptists' method of thought. If we replace any topic they say with another, we come to the same argument: what others say violates the covenant.

Baptists take pride in rediscovering “the doctrine of the priesthood of all believers,” which they took from Martin Luther, and “accepting it with absolute enthusiasm.” The reason for their pride has nothing to do with it

Baptists consider that “there are two types of ministers in the church: first, bishops, pastors, or priests, and the terms are synonymous (to them), and second, deacons.”

There is no distortion of the meanings of the liturgical service (the Divine Mass) and its salvific effects like what you read in the writings of some Christian groups, especially

Baptists completely reject “infant baptism,” and do not consider it real or regular baptism. This is his “theological and literary background,” according to them, that “God did not

Baptists admit that they “do not agree with each other” in the smallest details, and that they do not have a “Baptist doctrine,” or a “historical Baptist belief.”

Baptists believe that every human soul has “competence (or responsibility) in matters of religion.” In their opinion, every individual “enjoys the freedom to self-test

The Baptists, known in Lebanon as the Southern Baptists, are one of a group of sects that mainly reject infant baptism. What matters to us, here, is