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What has be wondering is why anybody thinks that four lunar total eclipses in a row with whatever other conditions John Hagee sets is what the bible calls "the moon shall turn as blood"?
What you said is that holiness is imputed. What I pointed out is that holiness something that the faithful do. Saint John the apostle also says that obeying Christ's commandments is what the faithful do. "If you keep my commandments you will remain in my love, just as I have kept my Father's...
Saint Paul "supported" the spread of the good news about Jesus Christ no matter what motive was behind the spread of the message. I cannot, in good conscience, disapprove of the gospel message even when it is spoken by a foe of the Church.
The wine is to be a natural product made by human beings; the words spoken in the mass are "fruit of the vine and work of human hands ... it will become our spiritual drink". And tradition indicates that the Lord had naturally fermented wine at the last supper.
May God be praised when they do. Truth remains true no matter who says it. Should Satan himself declare, "There is one Lord, one faith, one baptism, and one God and Father of all, over all, through all and within all", it would be as true as it is from the pen of saint Paul. And in the mass it...
I am a Christian because I want to be. I am not a Christian because I saw God, heard God speak to me, read the bible, heard a sermon that convicted me, felt the Holy Spirit, or was compelled by the sheer force of logic and evidence to become a Christian. It's a choice like the choice I make when...
I do my grocery shopping online and I also buy various items online too.
I use google for checking claims made in debates and for searching out un-referenced sources in posts.
I do research on science (I have degrees in Chemistry and Mathematics) and philosophy online.
I watch "free films" on...
In religion I do not expect my interlocutor to change his or her view but I would like to have a discussion that is civil and where each argument is properly responded to without the weird religious invective that is so common in christian discussion boards.
but none of those names captures the reality while pro-abortion and anti-abortion does capture the heart of the debate but neither side wants to adopt those words.
A good topic, civil discussion and debate with facts mustered and arguments taken seriously with genuine responses to their content makes a debate/discussion interesting.
Nearly every word spoken in the mass and especially in the canon of the mass is a word spoken by Jesus Christ so he is already in the mass both in word and in deed.
I do not know nearly enough about what this law is, what his role in it is, what his bishop knows, or any number of other considerations that normally come into a decision about formal excommunication. If his act is done in bad conscience it looks like an action that might self-excommunicate.