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    A Gutsy Preacher

    You got it wrong Josiah. I wrote Mark says he does not believe in God and that he is an atheist. I did not write what you claim I said. That's one of the problems with your posts. They keep missing what your interlocutor writes and substituting something from inside your head. No wonder no...
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    A Gutsy Preacher

    Mark knows what he does not believe as far as religions go and he says he is an atheist. All this to and fro about what you think "atheist" means, Josiah, doesn't change the fact that Mark says he does not believe in God and that he is an atheist. Telling him that he got his definitions all...
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    A Gutsy Preacher

    I think Mark's made a whole lot more sense than you in the conversation, josiah
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    What are you eating?

    eating a carrot
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    The Plain of Jars ...

    I thought so too.
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    Pluto

    A government created channel in Australia (called ABC which is short for Australian Broadcasting Commission) has a show called Catalyst which is shown weekly and each week some new bits of science and technology are reported upon. A while back there was something about Pluto. Here it is, from...
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    The Plain of Jars ...

    The plain of jars is a megalithic archaeological landscape in Laos. It consists of thousands of stone jars scattered around the upland valleys and the lower foothills of the central plain of the Xiangkhoang Plateau. The jars are mostly arranged in clusters ranging in number from one to several...
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    So... What are YOU doing? - Part 2

    I'd avoid both. Bunnies are cute but they poop everywhere. Trampolines are fun but adults break legs, arms, and necks using them :P
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    Everybody will acknowledge Jesus is Jehovah

    Yes, possibly - even probably. But I don't use Yahweh often and I do not speak Hebrew so Jehovah is fine with me.
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    Changes from OT to NT and beyond

    No dietary laws, no feasts, no saturday sabbath, no Israelite civil law, no temple in Jerusalem, no Aaronic priesthood, no sacrifices, no tithing.
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    Ruth's Friendship Fellowship-everyone welcome-come on in! Part 3

    It was good. I enjoyed it.
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    Treatment of women in the bible

    Judeth is canonical holy scripture, she was (obviously) a woman.
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    Psalms and hymns in worship.

    In the Liturgy we sing scripture as well as psalms.
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    Q & A from 19th century catechism

    The original post mentioned a different catechism in which is written Q. Have all heretics pretended to prove their peculiar doctrines from Scripture ? A. All, without exception. The Arians denied the con- substantiality of the Word, depending on that passage of St. John xiv.: " My Father is...
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    And this is eternal life ...

    Not always. Knowing can be about knowing the law, knowing the matter, knowing the truth.
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    Indulgence

    Usually it is for others, sometimes it is for one's self.
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    Everybody will acknowledge Jesus is Jehovah

    In Rabbinic Jewish tradition YHWH is not pronounced at all. Christians have used Jehovah as pronunciation in English for several centuries.
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    Somebody has their authority order mixed up.

    Not to my knowledge. There are not very many infallible decrees made. They are quite rare, except perhaps in the matter of declaring a person a canonical saint.
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