re: #194 The Nightmare of the five Orders of Beggars

There isn’t any substantive difference, it’s a matter of demarcation, which is arbitrary. When we look at his beliefs, it’s clear that he makes factual claims about a faith. It doesn’t matter if this faith is close to him or distant from him. In any case, he is not, for example, a Catholic, but his statements imply Catholicism is wrong. Which just goes to illustrate my point.

Where did he say that “Catholicism is wrong” or even that Catholicism is inconsistent with his own beliefs and teaching?

You are going a lot on “implies.” But you’d think that if someone were so judgy-judgy we’re-right-they’re-wrong as you claim, you would have stronger language to back that up.