If the reformation had actually reformed the Catholic Church.

Are you drunk?

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>>1953474
either way they're disgusting lawfags

>>1953474

Protestantism is sectarian, nationalist and balkanizing by definition.

There wouldn't be a Pope just like there wouldn't be a one and universal christian ideal, which is the essence of Roman Catholicism.

Well, the Hussites wanted everyone to take the blood of Christ, speak in the vernacular, and forgive sins only through holy confession.

That is exactly what we do now.

Now consider the following. The Hussite, Jan Zizka, crushed his enemies in battletanks. The Catholic Church capitulated and converted to Hussitism over the subsequent 500 years. On the other hand, no one likes Protestants,and all they managed to do was genocide themselves.

>>1953474
no that would not work, there would be no protestant pope because that is an institution of Catholicism

Now if we were internally reformed through serious discussion rather than Martin Luther and Calvin's sperg outs then the Church would be protestant in a sense that we would have reformed.

>>1954313
>Protestantism is sectarian, nationalist and balkanizing by definition.
You say this like it's a bad thing, you Papist communist.

>>1958098
You do know it was the church who sperged out, right? Luther wanted the reforms to be done internally, rather than creating a separate sect.

>>1958154
The church of Rome was founded by Simon Magus, a known babylonian satanist.

The Catholic church split from the orthidox church in the 11th century, and then tried to destroy the orthodox church in the 13th century,as well as murdering any christian who owned a bible in the west.

It is obvious by its fruits that the catholic church is not christian.

>>1953474
You've been playing EUIV haven't you?

>>1958177
Stop embarrassing the rest of us please.

>>1953474
No.

No man can, or should, or needs to, stand between a person and God. We all have direct access.

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>>1958177
>high level of discourse

Many such cases. Sad!

>>1958230

He's right. Peter the apostle has nothing to do with the Roman Catholic Church.