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I showed you that the Catholic Church has not changed the Sabbath to Sunday You have just ignored that. Have you no answer? What a messy web site. It is not an authoritative source of the Catholic Church's teaching.

That the Catholic Church has not changed the Sabbath to Sunday is shown by these quotation, going back in time: Catechism of the Catholic Church Sunday is expressly distinguished from the sabbath which it follows chronologically every week; for Christians its ceremonial observance replaces that...

I can give you thoughts on the Catholic Church's position.

I get really pi**ed off by these crappy supposed quotes from non authoritative sources that cannot be checked because no links are given. The above is rubbish and does not represent the teaching of the Catholic Church. It's the product of raw anti-Catholic bigotry.

Tap water.

As America has gone chicken it should be able to provide it's own eggs.

one, holy, catholic and apostolic church (not capitalised) is correct as a description One Holy Catholic And Apostolic Church (capitalised) is correct as a title. What a Church is known as is not necessarily the same as it's official title. Roman Catholic Church is a good example . It is known...

The official longer name of both Catholic and Orthodox Churches at the Schism was “One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church” and they retained those titles after the Schism.

The term Roman Catholic Church instead of the proper title Catholic Church was an invention of the Reformation.

I live in the UK. Two main types: Afternoon tea - pot of tea, variety of sandwiches, pastries, small cakes and perhaps scones. Usually shared (well it would be a lot for one person to eat). Cream tea - scones cut in half with clotted cream and jam; cream on top if you are in Cornwall, jam on...

So you think that if I steal its OK to keep the money?

You have me wrong. I never said we sin against our neighbour. Read it carefully. I said: Sin is an offence against God. That is what sin is. Then I said But as well as offending God most of our wrong actions offends our neighbour. I said offend our neighbour not sin against them. God...

You are ignoring my point about two kinds of offence and two kinds of punishment. If I beat up my neighbour should it just be ignored if I repent because "Jesus took the punishment"? If I steal some money can I keep it if I repent because"Jesus took the punishment"? If I give false witness and...

Sin is an offence against God. Jesus atoned for sins. But as well as offending God most of our wrong actions offends our neighbour, and we may be punished for that. If, in anger, I punch my neighbour in the face and break his teeth, I can expect to be brought to court and punished. I should...

1459 Many sins wrong our neighbour. One must do what is possible in order to repair the harm (e.g., return stolen goods, restore the reputation of someone slandered, pay compensation for injuries). Simple justice requires as much. But sin also injures and weakens the sinner himself, as well as...

The confusion is because we use the word covenant (or testament) to mean two different things: 1. A relationship between mankind and God. 2. An identified of a particular collection of scripture. The first is the proper use. If we used the terms Hebrew scriptures and Christian scriptures it...

Heb 8:13 In speaking of a new covenant he treats the first as obsolete. And what is becoming obsolete and growing old is ready to vanish away. This suggests that at the time of writing the Old (Mosaic) Covenant was still in operation for those in it. Would it be just for a Jew living in the...

No. I think the book of Hebrews shows that it was phased out when the New Covenant came in.

I'm not a Coke fan either.

I'm not keen on shopping for anything - windows or anything else. I have to go shopping for food, clothes and the like but as little as possible.