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    There really are Protestants who say "The Bible is God"

    I could not find a definition for "inliberation".
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    There really are Protestants who say "The Bible is God"

    While it is true that many Protestants in the thread did oppose the crazy-heretical title ("The Bible is God") it is also true that some supported it.
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    There really are Protestants who say "The Bible is God"

    I have no idea what "scripture reveals the nature of God via God" means. It reads as gibberish even though the words are English. Perhaps you'll explain what you intended that set of words to mean.
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    There really are Protestants who say "The Bible is God"

    Exodus contains words spoken by God in the ten commandments but most passages in holy scripture do not contain verbatim quotes of God speaking. It is not wrong to say that the holy scriptures are the word of God or a word from God since that is essentially true but it would be wrong to assert...
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    Could it all be a fraud?

    I think it was Paul who planted and Apollos who watered but God who gave the growth.
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    There really are Protestants who say "The Bible is God"

    I know I do not worship the bible but I am not sure about a chap who says "The Bible is God" even after he adds "qualifications". The statement "The Bible is God" is so deeply heretical that is cannot be entertained by any of the faithful without serious sin.
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    There really are Protestants who say "The Bible is God"

    The bible may be the closest thing that you think that you have to God. That is not my perspective. I have both the scriptures and the Word made flesh in the holy Eucharist. The first teaches and the second gives life.
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    There really are Protestants who say "The Bible is God"

    Holy scripture does warn about God sending strong delusions upon people who refuse to love what is true. 2Thess 2:5 Do you not remember, I spoke of it when I was still with you? 6 But you, also, know, what prevents him from appearing, until his due time. 7 The mystery of sin is already at work...
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    There really are Protestants who say "The Bible is God"

    There really are Protestants who say "The Bible is God". I used to think that such claims were coming from Catholics and other people who had an exaggerated idea about what Protestants say about the bible and how they venerate it but evidently I was wrong. On the other forum, the one which many...
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    Could it all be a fraud?

    Well brother psalms 91 how does using that phrase from the bible "do not cast your pearls before swine" differ from calling people names (swine in this case) and how is shaking the dust off one's feet different from simple denial? A good answer to an objection surely cannot be to call the...
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    Could it all be a fraud?

    My question is not only about authorship but also about content. The authors of holy scripture may or may not be the people named in the books of the bible as authors. If the authors are not those named then strictly literal interpretation regarding authorship ought to be abandoned. But I ask...
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    Could it all be a fraud?

    Who we think wrote this and that passage in the holy scriptures is based mainly on what the scriptures say themselves because external evidence about who wrote what is largely nonexistent for most of the bible. Is it possible that the whole thing is a fraud and that the books and parts of books...
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    church growth

    Some congregations grow because people follow a preacher/pastor/priest who has a name for exciting and interesting style. Make what you like of that as growth. Some congregations do not grow or even shrink while faithfully walking according to the faith that they proclaim and while helping...
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    How often do you go to church?

    Daily if I can. At the very least weekly. Usually more than once a week.
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    Justification

    English nowadays uses "you" for both individuals (singular) or groups (plural) but in the past English had Thee and Thou for individuals and Ye and You for groups. Greek also has the equivalent of Thee/Thou for individuals and Ye/You for groups. Reading the scriptures of the new testament with...
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    Justification

    I forgot to reply to the idea of the priesthood of believers. Not because the idea is of low priority or anything like that but because I was typing early in the morning and just forgot about it. Catholic teaching places emphasis on the priestly role of all baptised Christians towards the world...
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    Chat Memory

    Do you think that maybe the loss of context and cultural references may make understanding the writings of the old testament difficult to understand?
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    Justification

    The view that you've expressed is at best a serious oversimplification and at worst a serious untruth about both Catholic and Protestant views because neither does the Catholic Church teach nor does she believe that all within the community are 'saved'. Though it must be said that some...
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    Chat Memory

    I watched To Kill a Mocking Bird today and noticed old Miss Debose sitting on her porch knitting and yelling at the kids because they were impolite to her and it got me to thinking that in the story she'd be old enough to remember the civil war in the USA. Then I got thinking how memories pass...
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    Justification

    Why was Martin Luther Excommunicated? Josiah wrote his view of why Martin Luther was excommunicated. The following link is a link to an English translation of the document condemning Martin Luther's errors: Click Here. The key points are shown below: In virtue of our pastoral office committed...
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