Steve Ray and Musical...Modalism!

So, firing up your RSS feed is always a bit dangerous these days, especially when you run into Steve Ray's blog, wondering when he's going to get around to providing some meaningful responses to all the documentation of his errors that we put out there.

But all we're going to get from Steve Ray is, oh, those nasty anti -Catholics, they're so tedious and that's, it's just all he's capable of.

How many times do we have to prove the same thing all over again? What's funny today is he made reference to someone who did a music video.

And I don't know the way he stated it, it almost sounded like it was a response to someone like myself or some others, though it really isn't.

But it's sort of cute, it's wrong, it's sort of cute. But what caught me was toward the end, the guy is a good guitar player, very good guitar player, catchy little tune.

But he's a modalist, he's a heretic when it comes to Trinity, he says the

Father came down via the virgin birth. And I go, didn't

Steve Ray sort of like listen to this? Would he not catch that? Would he not understand that?

Maybe not recommend people watch that? Who knows? But hey, as long as it's in the service of Mother Church, who cares if it's a radical?

As long as we're serving Rome. So here's the song, and I'll probably break in a couple of times and make a few comments, but thank you

Steve for another example. Didn't need one, but thank you very much. I heard some people talking trash about the

Catholic Church. Listened to my story, learned from my research.

It all got started about 33 A .D. when

Jesus gave the keys to Peter and said, keep an eye on things for me.

Rocky, you're gonna let me down and even fall into sin. But against this church, the gates of hell are never gonna win.

They say we don't love the Bible, that's a fallacy.

The church did canonize it in the 4th century.

So complete and perfect, the word of God highly esteemed.

No one ever even thought to question it before 1517. Well Luther found some chapters of which he disagreed.

And he made himself the editor and went down in history. Well Catholics don't worship idols,

Mary or the saints. We don't fancy necromancy, it's something we do disdain.

The Pope don't walk on water, he can't wash our sins away. But when he speaks from the seat of Peter, we listen and obey.

They say we worship anyone but Jesus Christ our Lord. There's a fundamental fairy tale of which

I'm getting bored. Well we believe in God the

Father, the maker of heaven and earth. Who came down from heaven by the virgin birth.

Crucified for our sins, died and rose again. He'll judge the living and the dead and his kingdom will have no end.

One holy catholic apostolic church, her we do believe. Under the same management since 33