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Some thoughts on religious dialogue
Introduction. My Dear Reader:—Perhaps this is the first time in your life that you have handled a book in which the doctrines of the Catholic Church are expounded by one of her own sons. You have, no doubt, heard and read many things regarding our Church; but has not your information come from...- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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Some thoughts on religious dialogue
Cardinal Gibbons was born in the 19th century and died in the early 20th century but he wrote a book that left an imprint in Catholic and Protestant circles. The Book's title is The Faith of our Fathers. It was first published in 1876 and the last revision was in 1917 (not too long before he...- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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What sin did Mary do?
Your reply indicates that you did not reconcile the passages. Your post ignores what the passages say. Instead of dealing with what the passages say your post leaps to an issue that is not under discussion - namely sinlessness. Blessed Mary did not sin, nor did Job sin in the story related in...- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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What sin did Mary do?
It's important to note that "all have sinned ..." is in the past tense at the time that saint Paul wrote it. He is referring to original sin and that is a sin in which all natural descendants of Adam & Eve are implicated. Yet Blessed Mary was given redeeming grace from the instant of her...- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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Running the race
The passage makes saint Paul's intent clear. Do you not know that in a race all the runners compete, but only one receives the prize? So run that you may obtain it. Every athlete exercises self-control in all things. They do it to receive a perishable wreath, but we an imperishable. Well, I do...- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Christian Advice Requested
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Abortion
One's political inclinations need not be determined by one's view of abortion. Wider considerations ought to play a role.- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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Running the race
I think that saint Paul's purpose was to explain that the faithful need to keep striving for the goal set before them and to keep it up to the best of their ability.- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Christian Advice Requested
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So... What are YOU doing? - Part 3
*chuckles* at the thought of rens being nasty.- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Off Topic Area
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Hang Out With HotRhymez
I didn't have any Christmas decorations so I've been spared the task of taking down decorations :)- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Off Topic Area
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