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  1. MoreCoffee

    Sinless Mary

    No, it means that Lamm wrote that.
  2. MoreCoffee

    Sinless Mary

    Lamm started this thread. She defined it's question.
  3. MoreCoffee

    CRISIS IN ORTHODOXY - UKRANIAN AUTOCEPHALOY

    not now.
  4. MoreCoffee

    Christ Gave Himself Up Only For the Church

    It is what saint John said though. He did say that Christ is the expiation for the sins of the whole world. 1 John 2:2 And he is the expiation for our sins. And not only for our sins, but also for those of the whole world.
  5. MoreCoffee

    Sinless Mary

    This thread is about Tradition.
  6. MoreCoffee

    Sinless Mary

    Pure from the first The Protevangelium also contributed to the belief in Mary’s “immaculate conception”: from the first moment of her conception, she was preserved from the stain of original sin. The Protevangelium draws a parallel between Mary’s conception and that of John the Baptist...
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    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    Here is a speech that was recorded in London at a trial in 1534. The words spoken are the words in the records of the trial from 1534. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlANWgyK2PY It is about the origins of the church of England.
  8. MoreCoffee

    Sinless Mary

    :disgonbegood:
  9. MoreCoffee

    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    Strike-through text indicates something that Albion wrote (probably in error) and redish text in [] is text that I have helpfully supplied so that the real situation and proper intent can be seen. :smirk:
  10. MoreCoffee

    Narrow vs. Wide Gate

    During the rite of communion as I am watching the faithful (and some perhaps not entirely faithful) receive the body and blood of the Lord I pray for them. I hear each say "amen" when the host of given with the words "The Body of Christ" and say "amen" again when they stand before the chalice...
  11. MoreCoffee

    Let's count to 12,000

    28
  12. MoreCoffee

    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    Well, you added the comment in the "last edited" note after I pointed out that difference between what I had written and what your "quote" of my post said. Your "last edited" comment says "Last edited by Albion; Yesterday at 09:05 PM. Reason: Off-topic and erroneous comments corrected...
  13. MoreCoffee

    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    I see that you have learned the "secret" by observing that tags are used to create the strike-through text, I am pleased that you noticed.
  14. MoreCoffee

    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    That is what I thought some readers would see and think. It is common to mark with bold text and colours portions of a post that a reply is directed towards. Albion's use of bold red text is easily misunderstood as emphasis rather than as edited additions to the post he quoted. Had he left a...
  15. MoreCoffee

    Sinless Mary

    So, fundamentally, you prefer to give Donald Trump the title "Mr President" more than you would be willing to give the Mother of the Lord, Jesus Christ, the title "Blessed"?
  16. MoreCoffee

    Sinless Mary

    I read your reply with some care and still I want to have you affirm what you've written so that your statements will be unambiguous. Do you affirm that Blessed Mary was born with the stain of original sin, that is to say, with concupiscence? Do you affirm that Blessed Mary desired to do evil...
  17. MoreCoffee

    Sinless Mary

    Since the Lord, Jesus Christ, was tempted of the devil to sin and yet did not sin it is evident that temptation to sin is not sin. And since the Lord, Jesus Christ, died and yet did not sin it is evident that death is not sin. Blessed Mary did not sin yet she was very likely tempted to sin and...
  18. MoreCoffee

    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    I have the manners to mark my insertions with [] and by crossing out it makes the changes obvious.
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    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    It is good to be informed. You could have had a note to explain that the bold red text was yours not mine. Or you could have used a well known convention such as enclosing the additions in square brackets []. Or both.
  20. MoreCoffee

    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    Let the reader be aware that all the red text appears to be inserted by Albion. He didn't bother to say he was editing and adding material. Makes one wonder why he didn't mention that he'd edited my post and inserted so much text. The post he replied to really says only this:
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