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Following Prophecy
The past paragraph in my post (the first quote above) answers precisely that question along with several other questions.- MoreCoffee
- Post #75
- Forum: Christian Theology
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boys v girls
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- Post #862
- Forum: Fun & Games
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Catholic Only Does the Catholic Church teach that Protestants are not Christians?
Cardinal Gibbons writing in the 19th century said this on the matter of the unity of the Church: With all due respect for my dissenting brethren, truth compels me to say that this unity of doctrine and government is not to be found in the Protestant sects, taken collectively or separately. That...- MoreCoffee
- Post #4
- Forum: Denomination Discussions
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Bringing Religion back into the schools...
My recollection of high school science and physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics is that God was not mentioned in any part of the curriculum. I do recall one Physics teacher commenting incredulously about the Jehovah's witnesses' theory of a water Canopy above the heaven of the atmosphere and that...- MoreCoffee
- Post #56
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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If you wanted to live in another country which one would it be?
If the climate gets warmer New Zealand might be a good choice. North of Auckland on the toe of the boot (so to speak). Ireland too would be a good choice - somewhere near Dublin or south of it. I've already said that Victoria in British Colombia would be good. Tasmania too would be good, perhaps...- MoreCoffee
- Post #40
- Forum: Off Topic Area
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Following Prophecy
Because they were in Judea where there were Jews (mostly Jews in fact) and Herod was King of Judea so they likely thought he was the father of the one born to be king because Kings who have sons usually have the eldest of them become king after them. And they left home because they saw the star...- MoreCoffee
- Post #71
- Forum: Christian Theology
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boys v girls
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- Post #860
- Forum: Fun & Games
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boys v girls
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- Post #858
- Forum: Fun & Games
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boys v girls
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- Post #856
- Forum: Fun & Games
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Bringing Religion back into the schools...
Creationism can be very annoying when it is all about a 6,000 to 10,000 year old earth and stuff. I am not sure that religion ought to be in the publicly funded schools ...- MoreCoffee
- Post #52
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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boys v girls
317 - grrrr she is back again, had to edit to correct the number :borladuck:- MoreCoffee
- Post #844
- Forum: Fun & Games
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Following Prophecy
Matthew chapter two doesn't say what they knew before that arrived in Judea.- MoreCoffee
- Post #69
- Forum: Christian Theology
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CH Shop - Read first!!
I've recently become the CH Grand Inquisitor so be careful folks :D- MoreCoffee
- Post #57
- Forum: Site News