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    A Rant: Protestants and Catholics

    I don't really, that's why there was a :P I do not attend Baptist meetings. The last time I was in a Baptist church was for a prayer meeting associated with "Alpha" which is an Anglican inspired evangelism approach. The discussion about Alpha was okay but the prayer afterwards was terrible. We...
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    When was Jesus Christ born?

    Well defined by whom?
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    Precisely what is "sola scriptura" according to your denomination/church?

    Seems like I saw three definitions.
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    Promotion

    Best to avoid interpretations of one singular individual person whose opinion is not held by the majority of professing christians :)
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    Precisely what is "sola scriptura" according to your denomination/church?

    Letting people state their doctrine or their perspective is not leaving. It is making space for replies.
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    Mother of God

    There's no better way to educate and stave off bad theology than to speak clearly about what is meant the things we affirm as Christians. Avoiding issues because some who are ignorant or entertain errors in theology is bad from a pedagogical perspective.
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    Precisely what is "sola scriptura" according to your denomination/church?

    Really? I sometimes wonder what point there is in posts like the one you just wrote. Do you think this thread is some sort of forum for you to complain about me?
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    When was Jesus Christ born?

    I think that 25th December is likely to be the correct day, tradition is not empty speculation while guess work about priestly courses and dates is.
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    3 Objections to the Doctrine of Election

    You want an opinion after the actual uses have been given? You do not want to read them and present some sort of analysis of them? I am not going to opine when the actual uses are available to provide a range of meanings.
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    When was Jesus Christ born?

    I do not see any argument against the perpetual virginity of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the time of the annunciation and conception of the Lord and the time of his birth nine months later.
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    3 Objections to the Doctrine of Election

    None of the verses uses "elect" to mean a subset of humanity chosen in eternity by God who are the only ones who will be 'saved'
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    3 Objections to the Doctrine of Election

    Turning away from personal insults posted not so much to refute an argument or to advocate in favour of a doctrine as to reflect on one's interlocutor as if playing the man was a worthy approach to civil discussion, I suggest that a search of the holy scriptures and their use of words like...
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    When was Jesus Christ born?

    Nobody knows the dates for the courses and the holy scriptures do not give them besides which, Palestine is not especially cold in early winter. Sheep and goats are in the fields in December today so why not in 1 AD?
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    Milestones

    You have 1,885 :P
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    A Rant: Protestants and Catholics

    I have a similar view of baptist services ... :P
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    Milestones

    I think I managed 1000+ posts too :D
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    bye-bye chrome

    Is that like a light sabre? :) Does that make MarkFL a Jedi?
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    When was Jesus Christ born?

    Tradition points to 25th December 1 AD :) Blessed Mary was visited by the angel Gabriel on 25th March 1 AD. Blessed Mary visited saint Elizabeth around 25th June 1 AD. And interestingly, because he was the last of the old covenant prophets and the greatest of them, saint John the Baptist was...
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    Things you might not know about this message board!!

    I am grateful to have Blue Tang - MS Trebuchet as a theme! :)
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