Article by The Catholic Church of Men: Erroneous quote

And they make editing virtually impossible. No step-by-step is given how to do the protected editing (and I am just too busy now).

They quote:
The Catholic Church, also known as the Roman Catholic Church, is the largest Christian church, with approximately ”’1.3 billion baptized Catholics”’ worldwide as of 2016.

Cliff: The Holy Christian Church:
Baptism happens after one has believed, repented and baptised in the name of Jesus Christ. Nobody can ‘see’ if one has been baptised, and thus nobody can claim 1.3 billion baptised Catholics.  And do not forget, this would include all the flesh-conquered paedophiles in their ward.

The quote should read ‘…with approximately 1.3 billion members worldwide as of 2016.

And do remember what Jesus tells us:
a) Jesus: many are called but few are chosen.
b) Jesus: the first shall be the last and the last shall be the first.
c) of the seven churches Jesus examined only one, the Church in Philadelphia, (location today) was perfect before him.  And he saved them from the hour of temptation (Cliff: ‘Church’ meaning the Assembly of the Repented and Baptised of that congregation, at that time).  So, do not look amongst the many for the ‘Holy Few‘.

The page with the Error/Insult:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord%27s_Resistance_Army

I have changed the quote: “The Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), also known as the Lord’s Resistance Movement, is a Christian extremist religious movement”

to:   “The Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), also known as the Lord’s Resistance Movement, is an “impostor” (‘Pseudo-Christian’) extremist religious movement”

The writer of this article is publishing incorrect information:   – whatever the reason.

He declares church organisations Holy; while only the ‘Christian Church’: the assembly of the repented and baptized, is Holy.

Then he declares that Christians are not free of sin; so that it would be acceptable that they sin again: typically Catholic!  The Christian Church is built on the Rock Jesus, as Jesus told Peter, named ‘Petros’, meaning ‘Little Stone’. So his church is incorruptible!  A Repented and baptized person cannot revert to sin, for they are incorruptible.

Holy

The word holy in Christianity means set apart for a special purpose by and for God. It does not imply that the members of the Church are free from sin and that the institution of the Church cannot sin:  “Christ’s Church is holy because it is Christ’s Church: “…upon this rock, I will build my Church.”^{[Matt. 16:18]} Jesus founded his Church to continue his redemptive and sanctifying work in the world. Christians understand the holiness of the universal Church to derive from Christ’s holiness.^{[Matt. 16:19][13]} And the Church is holy because God is Holy and the Church shares in God’s very own life and holiness.^{[Eph. 5:30-33]}

EDITED BY CLIFF AND PUBLISHED VERSION ON 05-01-2019

Holy

The word holy in Christianity means set apart for a special purpose by and for God, through repentance and baptism. It does imply that the members of the Church are free from sin and that the institution of the Church (not implying Church Organizations but the repented and Baptized) cannot sin: “Act: 2:38., but, were the latter possible, then we read the consequence in Heb: Heb: 10:26 . Christ’s Church is holy because it is Christ’s Church: “…upon this rock, I will build my Church.”^{[Matt. 16:18]} Jesus founded his Church to continue his redemptive and sanctifying work in the world. Christians understand the holiness of the universal Church to derive from Christ’s holiness, through repentance and baptism. [Matt. 16:19]  [13] And the Church is holy because God is Holy and the Church shares in God’s very own life and holiness ^{[Eph. 5:30-33]}

An example of smooth-talking by Catholic church people

Now the text has been edited to:  

The word holy means set apart for a special purpose by and for God. Christians understand the holiness of the universal Church to derive from Christ’s holiness.[13]

Cliff:

Holy, in Christianity, according to Jesus and the Gospel ‘Does’ imply that members of the Christian church are free from sin; for ‘Holy’, as explained by Jesus throughout the Gospel, is repented and baptized in the name of Jesus Christ.  Now the sinful believer is reborn of incorruptible seed and cannot sin again, for he now is incorruptible.  But, would this nevertheless be possible, then there is no second chance to obtain salvation.  The Christian Church is the assembly of the repented and baptized, for one is only added to  ‘The Church’ once the baptism has been received (as I define it): meaning when one has truly baptized, opposed to a mere dip in the water, idest: when a person underwent a successful baptism.