#12756 Can I Become Catholic Without Believing All Dogmas? - Joe Heschmeyer from Catholic Answers Live

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#12756 Can I Become Catholic Without Believing All Dogmas? - Joe Heschmeyer

1 seconds Posted Jun 11, 2026 at 12:00 am.

– I’m in the episcopal church and am curious about Catholicism. I have some reservations about papal infallibility. I’m wondering if I’d be able to become Catholic without holding to some dogmas.

– What is the Catholic view of predestination? Also, I know the Catholic Church put together the bible, but how did it do it?

– Protestants use 1 Cor 13:8 to say the age of miracles is over and it ended with the death of the last apostle. Some Protestant also say that this was the end of apostolic authority, specifically when it comes to forgiveness of sins via a priest. What are your thoughts on these?

– I’m not Catholic because the organization of Catholicism is openly homophobic and an official hate group. Also because of its crimes against humanity.

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“Can I become Catholic without believing all dogmas?” This question opens a discussion on the complexities of faith and belief, addressing concerns about papal infallibility and the necessity of dogmas for conversion. Other topics include the Catholic view of predestination and the Church’s role in compiling the Bible, as well as challenges posed by Protestant interpretations of scripture.

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