The policy for Catholic priests not marry is not a biblical
teaching but a Catholic tradition. Alam nyo kasi, ang malaking pinagkaiba-iba
lang talaga ng evangelical Christians at Protestants, nakabase lang ang
katuruan ng huli sa Bible, wala nang iba. (Pero marami na ring traditions ang
mga Protestants na hindi biblical, kailangan ma-review.) Sa pinanggagalingan
naman ng katuruan ng Catholic church ay una, Biblia; at pangalawa, tradition.
And what is tradition? All the accumulated decrees and teachings of the popes
in the last 2000 years. Kaya lang pag may conflict ang tradition at Scripture,
tradition ang nananaig. Policy yun ng Roman church.
Kaya may mga katuruan at practices na sasabihin mo, Hindi
yata biblical. Sasabihin nila, Traditional naman. At hinding-hindi kayo
magkakaroon ng pagkakasundo. Sapagkat sa kanila, yung tradition, authority din.
Tradisyon ang pagtuturo na ang pari ay di dapat nagpapakasal. In the first 600
years or so of Christianity, priest were allowed to marry. Hindi naman talaga
apostolic tradition yun; na-develop lang later. May advantages at may
disadvantages ang ganung klaseng mga policies. Pero kung tatanungin nyo sa akin
kung mayroong verse na nagsasabing ganun dapat, wala tayong masa-cite na verse.
The traditions ( oral or written ) being referred here , were the traditions practiced by the early christians. Mas Nauna ang Tradition kaysa pag canonized the bible..Even the bible says, hindi lahat ay nakasulat sa bible
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