r/CatholicConverts • • 8h ago

Should I convert to Catholicism?

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u/VariedRepeats 7h ago

The Catholic is a subset of the Eucharistic Christianity. That is to say, all seven sacraments are preserved as divine things.

If one considers the schismatics, then you have over 1500 years of certain Eucharistic practice. The Armenian Apostolic Church broke off after Chalcedon but you will see the same sacraments. And actually more details come from them, such as specifically naming and describing the "Epiclesis".

Passover is also something to be celebrated in perpetuity.

However, it may not be yet time for you to consume it, thus faith will not come to you until it is truly time, as becoming a moral person is not majority-intellectual, but rather "directing and subordinating the psyco-physical visceral tendencies".

Protestantism can never be coherently logical. It is however, a correction mechanism for the deficiencies with in the Eucharistic Christian branches. Namely, the current deviation from the four evangelical foundations are exactly why the Catholics have cratered in Brazil. A rotten Catholic is at risk of greater harm to himself because if he consumes the Eucharist, he becomes a shameless sinner, and yet still gets "boosts" in intellect that antagonizes Christ. They eventually then leave, which is for the better rather than them continuing to consume the Eucharist.

By not coherently logical, it's because it confuses a necessary element with "the only necessary element".

If A, then B. A is the sufficient condition, B is the necessary. A only if B is another way of restating that. But if A only if "only B" means just B is necessary. So if it is faith alone, than even scripture alone is unneeded.