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    Who is "him that justifieth the ungodly"?

    God knows, let us leave it to God to say at the last judgement.
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    Who is "him that justifieth the ungodly"?

    Jesus is God and God justifies.
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    Who is "him that justifieth the ungodly"?

    That is not in the scope of the thread's question.
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    Who is "him that justifieth the ungodly"?

    It is God who justifies; when you think about it only God can justify.
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    Does answered prayer prove a theological point?

    If only he'd become a Catholic ;)
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    Does answered prayer prove a theological point?

    Fair point.
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    Hello

    Hello :)
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    Ultimate Authority

    Is this not so for Baptists, Anglicans, Lutherans, Presbyterians, Methodists, and so on, do those groups not also differ on many matters including baptism, the Lord's supper, marriage & divorce, holy orders and so on? Some have bishops, some elders and pastors, and groups such as Brethren and...
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    Ultimate Authority

    "Scripture alone" hasn't resolved doctrinal and practise differences for those who claim to adhere to scripture alone.
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    Do you feel guilty when you miss church?

    Only when I miss Sunday mass because I was feeling too lazy to bother going :oops:
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    How do you learn what your denomination believes?

    I created a thread called "Ultimate authority" click here.
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    Ultimate Authority

    In Catholic teaching the ultimate authority for all teaching is God. That needs to be unpacked a little I think. How does God communicate? through Jesus Christ first and foremost through the apostles who received their teaching from Christ through the bishops who succeeded the apostles through...
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    Is China really as evil as our media says it is?

    China has a long history of government by emperors and its society is structured according to family and clan groupings, or has been for a long time even if in more recent times that has changed a little. Christianity arose in a society that was ruled by an emperor and had a history of kings as...
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    Does answered prayer prove a theological point?

    When you experience a positive answer to your prayer does that give evidence that your prayer is acceptable to God with whatever theological implications that may have?
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    When your team may lose in sports is it okay to pray that they will win?

    What is prayer for? Should a Christian spend "God's time" on trivial matters like letting one's sporting team win? Or is it right and proper for a Christian to petition God for matters that re, objectively speaking, not very significant?
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    When is a vision a fairy tale that can be dismissed and when isn't it so?

    On the mount of transfiguration the Lord spoke with Moses and Elijah; Moses died near the end of the book of Deuteronomy and Elijah is said to have ascended in a chariot of some kind to heaven. Both were, I presume you'll agree, no longer Earthly people, yet they communed with Jesus in the...
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    Was it a mistake for God to send Samuel to speak to Saul?

    Was it a mistake for God to send Samuel to speak to Saul? Or do you think that it was Fake-Samuel that appeared, some sort of demon? Or if it was the real Samuel, then what does that say about your theology regarding communion with the saints in heaven?
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    Will you recognize your loved ones on the other side?

    No one has had much difficulty recognising Blessed Mary when she appears, nor has there been much uncertainty about who any of the saints who are reported to have appeared. So, I think that recognising one's loved ones in heaven and after the resurrection will be the norm.
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    How do you learn what your denomination believes?

    God.
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    How do you learn what your denomination believes?

    In CH I am, on the whole, engaged with Protestants who - for the most part - receive only 66 books and ignore or discount the rest of the sacred canon so, for that reason, most of the time I quote from shared material. Jesus did something similar with the Sadducees, but I am not intending to...
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