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    An AI wrote this; it's about Catholic perspectives on Pentecostalism.

    That is similar to the truth but not quite the same as the truth. A Catholic reading of Mark 7:1–13 shows that Jesus is not condemning divine Tradition, but the Pharisees’ human traditions that “make void the word of God” (Mk 7:13), a distinction the New Testament itself makes when it commands...
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    An AI wrote this; it's about Catholic perspectives on Pentecostalism.

    No. Not one of those passages teach what you claimed a few posts back. Not one of them teaches that scripture is "the ONLY basis for our faith". I changed the "our" to "our" because I have grave misgivings that it is OUR faith; it may be YOUR faith. My faith is that holy scripture has primacy in...
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    An AI wrote this; it's about Catholic perspectives on Pentecostalism.

    Every word written in your post is "the thinking of men". To pretend otherwise is self deception.
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    An AI wrote this; it's about Catholic perspectives on Pentecostalism.

    Truth is known not by private judgement but by the one deposit of divine revelation entrusted by Christ to the Church, which consists of Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition together and is authentically interpreted by the Magisterium (Dei Verbum 9–10); Scripture itself teaches that the...
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    An AI wrote this; it's about Catholic perspectives on Pentecostalism.

    Why does it need to be in the bible?
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    The Holy Trinity and the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ

    You do need to do research. honest you do.
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    An AI wrote this; it's about Catholic perspectives on Pentecostalism.

    It might help to pause and look at what the Catholic Church actually teaches, because several of the claims you’re repeating don’t match the Church’s own documents. The Church does not teach that every Protestant is unsaved, nor does she teach that rejecting Catholicism automatically means...
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    An AI wrote this; it's about Catholic perspectives on Pentecostalism.

    Do you fact check your posts before (or after) you post them?
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    Why should I let you into my heaven, asks God. How do you reply?

    This is the MAGA hat of non-Catholicism. "Roman Catholicism"; as Gollum might say "we hateses it don't we precious? Yes my love, we hateses it!" Admittedly that's a caricature but it isn't so far from your position, eh?
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    Why should I let you into my heaven, asks God. How do you reply?

    I have warm feeling about our exchanges but we each have stated our positions and that is as far as we can go, it seems to me. Thanks. And God be with us all.
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    Why should I let you into my heaven, asks God. How do you reply?

    Same thing applies. "for us" as opposed to "instead of".
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    Why should I let you into my heaven, asks God. How do you reply?

    From a Catholic dogmatic perspective, Christ is our substitute in the precise sense that He freely offers Himself in our place as the one true sacrificial victim whose obedient self‑offering to the Father accomplishes what the Old Covenant sacrifices only prefigured: He bears the consequences of...
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