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    Mother of God

    No faithful Catholic adores images, sculptures, or any other creature.
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    Mother of God

    The Catholic Church abominates any adoration given to any creature.
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    Mother of God

    Very gratifying, I think :P But at this stage in our conversations I would not care if you did.
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    AA and Christianity

    Excellent, but since many of your responses are highly inflammatory I'll skip responding to many of them from now on. I'll, like you, respond when I want to ;)
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    Mother of God

    I fear that no matter what I write, do, believe or pray it will be tainted in your responses with the name 'idolatry'.
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    Mother of God

    I reckon some folk want to be scandalised by what Catholics do, think, and say. I guess Lutherans get a similar reception whenever Lutherans say something even slightly Catholic-like in vocabulary or tone.
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    AA and Christianity

    I do not understand why you respond to my posts since it is evident from your comments that what I write is not respected or heard as the thoughts of a Christian brother.
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    AA and Christianity

    I responded to it before, I think, but if I didn't then okay this is my response. Ruth, It is not a stupid question and yes Christians can accept that people attend AA and have a different perception of God and that they "Came to believe that a Power greater than themselves could restore them...
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    Mother of God

    The definition I supplied is specifically Catholic; it is what the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and hence the hierarchy of the Church, mean when the word is used. Did you notice that the definition is about the veneration of saints? Anyway, what a secular worldly dictionary has to say about...
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    Chat Ruth's Friendship Fellowship, come on in, everyone is welcome

    Today is voting day for me, in a byelection for our federal government - the former member having died about 2 months ago. I've visited all 12 candidate's web sites and, God willing, am making as wise a choice as I am able yet I feel unsure nonetheless so will you pray with me that the decision...
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    AA and Christianity

    Yes. Did you?
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    AA and Christianity

    Excellent; not many group therapy sessions are intended to be evangelism. AA, being a kind of group therapy, is not specifically designed to be evangelistic.
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    AA and Christianity

    You do know that this is AA not the salvation army, right?
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    AA and Christianity

    It says "God". Isn't that clear enough?
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    The bread of life.

    Excellent, I never imagine that either. My dinner was very good nonetheless.
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    Mother of God

    Off topic though it is it seems that some help is needed for those who may have erroneous ideas about the meaning of veneration. VENERATION of the saints is showing devotion and respect to Mary, the Apostles, and the martyrs, who were viewed as faithful witnesses to faith in Jesus Christ...
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    Mother of God

    Bede is venerable :)
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    The bread of life.

    I had bacon, potatoes, carrots, some pasta, onions, and sour cream for dinner :) It was a potato bake
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    AA and Christianity

    Kazam! What a zinger :P So what exactly is idolatry about We admitted we were powerless over alcohol—that our lives had become unmanageable. Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity. Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as...
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    AA and Christianity

    We admitted we were powerless over alcohol—that our lives had become unmanageable. Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity. Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.
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