You're publicly admitting, then, that you have no proof whatsoever that your chosen recently-invented, man-made non-Catholic sect is that one historic Church founded by Jesus Christ himself in 33 A.D., correct? Yes or no?
Thats a broken question from broken apostolic seccession and you try so hard to break us. Get behind us so we can worship the true Jesus.
People mistakenly think that there is an earthly organization that is the one true church as if a collection of people, church structures, and "authority" designates that it is the "one true church" on earth. But, this is a wrong assumption. The true church is not an earthly organization. It is not a series of buildings and ceremonies rooted in ancient tradition. Instead, the church is the body of true believers. The true church consists of those who are regenerate, that is, it consists of those who are "the called," the true Christians.
Rom. 1:6, "among whom you also are the called (klaytos) of Jesus Christ."
1 Cor. 1:24, "but to those who are the called (klaytos), both Jews and Greeks, Christ the power of God and the wisdom of God."
Jude 1, "Jude, a bond-servant of Jesus Christ, and brother of James, to those who are the called (klaytos), beloved in God the Father, and kept for Jesus Christ."
Rev. 17:14, "These will wage war against the Lamb, and the Lamb will overcome them, because He is Lord of lords and King of kings, and those who are with Him are the called (klaytos) and chosen (eklektos) and faithful."
The greek word "klaytos" means "call, invited, divinely selected and appointed."1 The Greek word of "church" is ekklesia and is formed from a compound of the word, "ek," (out of) and "kaleo" (call). Therefore, the church is the "called out ones." "Eklektos" in Rev. 17:14 above means simply means "chosen" and comes from the verb, "eklegomai," which means to choose, to choose out. Therefore, the church, the ekkesia, is the "called out ones."
Okay, but you might respond by saying you can't look into the hearts of people and know who is and is not truly saved. That is true. But, can we look at earthly "churches" and see if it they are Biblical or not? The answer is simple once we understand what makes someone a Christian or not. I have reproduced part of the information found at the doctrine grid which lays out the essential and non-essential doctrines. Once we know what is essential, we can then look at a church and see if it is Christian or not. More at
https://carm.org/questions/about-church/which-church-one-true-church