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Mark Bonocore interacts with some questions from a
Lutheran minister. All very polite and nice-like. We
were on our best behaviour with this one. You'se be nice
to us and we'ze be nice to you.










Mark Bonocore
flattens J. Michael Gainor's pretensions over a scholarly
critique of the papacy. It seems that every time one
of these thick fundies opens their mouths,
gets
the opportunity to securely shut it. It's September,
Mike. Back to school for you.
gets
the opportunity to securely shut it. It's September,
Mike. Back to school for you.


One of James White's disciples, calling himself "Stormtrooper",
attempts to educate Mark Bonocore on historical Christianity and the
Catholic Council of Nicea. As Mark clearly shows, however, he
still belongs to the Dark Side.






Mark Bonocore answers eleven alleged "proofs" which
claim that St. Peter was not in Rome and did not lead the Church
in the eternal city. Mark shows how shallow the objections
are to Catholic truth.

Read this short exchange between Mark Bonocore and James
White. Readers will agree that Mark locks out White time
and time again.


James White gets his butt whooped by Catholic
Apologist-extraordinaire, Mark Bonocore. Read how
Mark takes James to school on what the early Church Fathers
taught about Petrine primacy and authority. You almost
feel sorry for James White…but not quite. Fun for
the whole family.

A former Catholic thinks he has found major issues which
debunk the Church's claims over unity and truth. Read how
he is instructed otherwise.


Popes who fooled around. Inquisitions which tortured
and murdered. Still, the Faith is preserved.


Was Peter in Rome? Was Paul more important than
Peter? What about Paul's rebuke of Peter? How do these
and other questions affect Petrine Primacy? Find out in
this exchange.

The following dialogue occurred over a number of
weeks in July, 1999 on a Seventh Day Adventist discussion
board with a gentleman named 'Ted'. The dialogue
focuses on Papal primacy and other related issues.


