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More so of a head banging moment. :lol: :smash:

No bueno for this stomachache I have.

Used to be so fascinated with them as a kid and still am, but won't lie they do freak me out at times. :P Anyone here ever been in one?

I hear the tomato adds a huge amount of great taste. :)

I'm currently at Ephesians Chapter 4. :)

41 right now and partly sunny.

I do believe I remember that. I'm also sorry I had to swing my ban hammer sometimes. :P

Ahaha some of those names do pop out. :lol: Welcome to CH, glad to have you. :)

Opps, forgot to ask if I can have a poll added please! If I can have a poll with the two options for Holy Spirit and Holy Ghost added. Thanks!

Which term do you use? I've always used Holy Spirit as the term Holy Ghost doesn't sound right. With the image ghosts are portrayed in these days, it makes it sound like the Holy Spirit is some elevated holy version of Casper the friendly ghost lol. :lol::rotfl:

I haven't really started to read it yet. :P

My issue is the whole abuse issue with welfare and all that.

Happy Birthday! :)

I was reading about this and wanted to ask to understand more. In the book Catholicism for Dummies, it stated that Mary had to be pure and sinless to bear Christ, or else Christ would become impure. My question is how would that be possible, if Christ was divine? I can't find another way to...

I'll speak from my personal experiences from serving as a Moderator and later Supervisor on CF. There were quite a few people actually I heard that enjoyed having rules to cover everything. And then you had those who felt CF had way too many rules. And then you had those who agreed on both...

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But as Christ is fully God as well, the term Mother of God asserts the two natures of Christ, emphasizing His Divine Nature. And the same can be said for all denominations. Hmm, I plugged that second quote before the Gospel of James too early. That part you quoted should have been with this...

That title was given by early Christians and supported by the early Ecumenical Councils. Christ is fully God and fully Man. The term Mother of God is not saying that Mary created God or Jesus, and I'm not quite sure how people arrive at that thought. Again, I can't see where that term says...

Happy Birthday Bill! :)

Alithis, how would you react if someone referred to Mary as the Mother of God?