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    I was a stranger, and ye took me not in.

    Israelites and Arabs are Semites. Not hard to figure out since the bible spells it out for people. And Israelites looked a lot like Arab people. No biggie is it? It is not as if saying that Israelites looked like Arabs makes them into Muslims or something. Right? It is merely a matter of...
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    The 73 canonical books of Holy Scripture.

    Catholics have retained each and every canonical book of the holy scriptures. There's a mistake or two in the narrator's commentary, for example the bible was gathered into a single book long before Gutenberg's printed editions were created. Manuscripts of the whole bible in one "book" go...
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    Purgatory

    Catholic Christians teach and are convinced that it is scriptural teaching so why would any Catholic be interested in pretending that purgatory is not scriptural?
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    Fasting and the Lord's Supper.

    Fasting before communion and possibly after communion is merely a sign of respect. It isn't a replacement for faith and holiness in one's way of life.
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    Brown people wrote the bible

    The point in the first post of this thread is that God doesn't dislike people for being brown yet a good number of people do. The moral maxim ought to be Matthew 5:14 “You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hid. 15 Nor do men light a lamp and put it under a bushel, but on...
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    Tweet others as you would be tweeted.

    It is the foundation of Christian moral teaching. Surely that is obvious. Just as the Sermon on the Mount is the core of Christian moral teaching.
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    Why should Christians support Israel?

    Maybe people confuse Israel of ancient times, before the Lord Jesus Christ appeared in flesh, with the country called "Israel" today and if that is so then education in the holy scriptures ought to clear it up for those willing to receive the gospel as it is written but for those who do not want...
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    Baptism - a Lutheran perspective & a Catholic perspective on it.

    A Catholic Christian view on baptism is not too complicated and doesn't need lengthy sermons to explain it. A few quotes from Jesus Christ our Lord and a reflection upon saint Paul's statements in Romans chapter six is enough. It all comes down to this go and make disciples of all nations...
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    (No Debate) My pentecostal friends say ...

    Only when their beliefs differ sharply from ours and if their beliefs are wrong. For all the rest their beliefs are fine.
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    Brown people wrote the bible

    It looks as though you missed the meaning of the word "Christian" - which is, of course, to be a follower of Jesus Christ - and have mistaken it for the meaning of the word "saved". You see, Christians are saved by grace through faith for the purpose of doing the good works that God prepared for...
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    Salvation

    Truly a penchant for self quotation. :smirk:
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    A critique of smart phone interfaces and technology.

    You could sell spiked lemonade :) just be sure to specify that it is spiked with a fully legal substance and that drivers ought to be careful about how much of it they drink. :smirk:
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    Tweet others as you would be tweeted.

    The golden rule, Josiah, surely that is obvious from the title once allowance is made for "tweet" being a near homophone for "treat".
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    (No Debate) My pentecostal friends say ...

    I know a nice elderly couple who happen to be Pentecostal Christians. They are surprised by what they see in written some Christian forums about Catholic Christians not being real Christians, so it occurred to me that in my face to face experiences with Christians from all sorts of denominations...
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    Fasting and the Lord's Supper.

    The Holy Eucharist is the body and the blood of the Lord Jesus Christ it is also his soul and divinity so in receiving it/him one receives the Word of God made flesh (under the appearance of bread and wine) which our Lord taught is to receive Life. In Catholic practise one fasts before receiving...
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    Brown people wrote the bible

    Every Christian strives to be like Jesus. That's the point of being Christian. To be like God yet know that one is a creature made in the image of God, Jesus Christ. It is the point of creation too. PS: My bible, was translated by brown people. In fact both of my main bibles were. It's a brown...
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    Tweet others as you would be tweeted.

    How are we tweeting others today?
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    Why should Christians support Israel?

    Israel is one of the world's many nations like Jordan and Egypt and Italy. It isn't special from a Christian point of view. Maybe it is special from an evangelical protestant point of view but only (perhaps) for a few in those denominations.
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    Salvation

    You have a penchant for self quotations. Jesus is Lord and Jesus is saviour. :bishop1:
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    Baptism - a Lutheran perspective & a Catholic perspective on it.

    Why a new thread on lutheranism's baptism teaching? This one has room for it. ;)
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