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    Taming the Tongue James 3:3-6

    Bridle one's tongue is the advice given in holy scripture. Here's some advice that might be worth applying Rid yourselves, then, of all evil; no more lying or hypocrisy or jealousy or insulting language. (1 Peter 2:1)
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    The Filioque Clause

    Well Pedrito, do not shy away from the truth taught in the Athanasian Creed. Accepting it will do a power of good for the soul. Whoever wills to be in a state of salvation, before all things it is necessary that he hold the catholic faith, which except everyone shall have kept whole and...
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    Christianity and Evangelicalism

    Please, do not pin you poor reading on the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC). If you don't understand it then try The Teaching of Christ - a Catholic Catechism for Adults. I never have any trouble with the CCC. It's not hard to understand. All it takes is high school level comprehension of...
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    Christianity and Evangelicalism

    For me Catholicism offers a wide variety of community involvements a well structured theology and plenty of room for independent and innovative thought without abandoning the teaching of Christ.
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    Taming the Tongue James 3:3-6

    One could sign positive words :)
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    Buying locally - do you and why?

    Food is cheaper in France isn't it?
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    Christianity and Evangelicalism

    My parish church receives between 3 and 5 former Protestants into communion every year. That's not a lot. But it is a steady stream and now I know around 80 people who have entered the Catholic Church that way. I've sponsored six people from Protestant backgrounds myself. Not one of them...
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    Christianity and Evangelicalism

    Pentecostals like the Acts of the Apostles and some bits in First Corinthians. They spend a lot of time in those books. But even more time in Malachi chapter 3 ... the part about tithes :P
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    So... What are YOU doing? - Part 4

    Be warm and dry afterwards. Remember it takes time to recover from a virus.
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    Christianity and Evangelicalism

    It's true. Your history is faulty. That is easily fixed but it will require some reading. Have a look at what the early Church Fathers wrote. Not in little selected "sound bite" sized portions. Read a whole book or two by a few of them. Maybe start with saint Augustine's The Trinity. Or you...
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    Christianity and Evangelicalism

    No thanks :P Evangelicalism is way too confusing. How many varieties are there? I knew baptists who insisted that without being submerged one is not baptised and that only people of age (sufficient to know what baptism means) were suitable candidates for baptism. I now Church of Christ people...
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    Christianity and Evangelicalism

    I do not think you know what "worship" means. I accept the teaching of the Catholic Church because it is the teaching of Christ. I reject the pared down 66 book derived theologies because they are multiple and contradictory. Tell me this, according to the theology that you accept is it right to...
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    Christianity and Evangelicalism

    Albion, I never worry too much about fitting the paradigms of Evangelicalism. I really do not care of holy Tradition is "in the pared down 66 book bible" or not. And when specific doctrines are no in the 73 books holy scriptures is that a reason to reject it? I do not think so. The Creeds are...
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    Christianity and Evangelicalism

    No way. I chose to accept all 73 books of the canonical holy scriptures and to reject the eviscerated 66 book perversion in vogue with "reformed christians". Holy Tradition is accepted by most Christians for very good reasons which Catholic and Orthodox Christians have explained many times -...
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    Taming the Tongue James 3:3-6

    Typing is silent :smirk:
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    D-Day in WWII

    The first half is D-Day the second half is Battle of the Bulge. Have a look and see.
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    Christianity and Evangelicalism

    I went to Catholicism precisely because I do understand (and did understand at the time) reformed theology (specifically Calvinist theology) and disliked it and chose to reject it was a wicked perversion of Christ's gospel. But I do not worry overly much how people today choose to express their...
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    Christianity and Evangelicalism

    The major flaws are in Evangelical theologies. But that is obvious enough. That is why evangelicals are leaving evangelicalism and heading for Liturgical worship. But it seems that evangelicals have a taste for Orthodoxy and not for Anglicanism nor for Lutheranism both being liturgical. Some...
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    So... What are YOU doing? - Part 4

    Running a bath. I like to have a bath on Mondays (and other says too). It is more enjoyable than a mere shower.
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    Taming the Tongue James 3:3-6

    Maybe a vow of silence would help
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