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    Justification: By OUR works or CHRIST'S works?

    Receiving holy communion in a Catholic Church is not exactly the communion I was referring to in my post. I was thinking of fellowship as Christian brethren rather than receiving the host and precious blood in the rite of holy communion during a mass. And why would you want to receive the host...
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    Justification: By OUR works or CHRIST'S works?

    All the people that I know in my parish would say it that way or in a similar way. In fact many Catholics who I know are astonished when people from local protestant denominations (Baptist, Pentecostal, Church of Christ, and Seventh Day Adventist) express negative views of the Catholic Church...
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    Did the word made flesh, born forth from the womb of the virgin need ....

    The holy scriptures say that the Lord was born of a woman and made man. The holy scriptures also say that there is one mediator between man and God who is himself a man. Is that enough to meet your needs?
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    Tales of an Australian election...

    You're a good chap to agree with me so often :)
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    Ask iBot

    Mr Spok seems to know where it is :)
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    The group in the Temple [Rev 11:1] Who are they?

    Interesting that you asked. Where, exactly, is there a command among the ten to love one's neighbour or a command to love one another as Christ has loved us?
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    It's all a pretence ... No one keeps the feasts of Jehovah today.

    An interesting perspective which sounds alarmingly like Christians ought to be led by the blind. That can't be right.
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    Justification: By OUR works or CHRIST'S works?

    In brief at in personal terms you are by brother in Christ and you are in communion with me on many matters where our beliefs coincide.
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    Is it immoral for a Christian to eat pork?

    So you keep saying while you at the same time hint or directly state that it is wicked to eat pork.
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    Did the word made flesh, born forth from the womb of the virgin need ....

    The doctrine of the incarnation is summarised in these words: "We believe and confess that our Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, is God and Man. He is God of the substance of the Father begotten before the worlds, and He is man of the substance of His mother born in the world; perfect God...
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    Is it immoral for a Christian to eat pork?

    The point is that since all foods are clean the old covenant distinctions about clean and unclean are ended since what one eats enters, not his heart but his stomach, and so passes on?" That is how the Lord Jesus Christ declared all foods clean and broke down the wall separating Israel from the...
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    God gave the feasts to Israel not to Christians under the new covenant.

    They are called feasts in the old covenant because the foods eaten included the flesh of animals sacrificed to Jehovah according to the commandments that Jehovah gave about how the feasts were to be kept. But you do not keep the feats according to Jehovah's commandments.
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    Justification: By OUR works or CHRIST'S works?

    I cannot accommodate your desire to feel persecuted and hated. I neither hate nor have any desire to persecute fellow Christians. Yet you want to cast yourselves as victims of some imaginary verbal and theological persecution emanating from the Catholic Church. It is rather odd to see you doing...
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    Ask iBot

    :thumbsup: :rofl3: :pop2:
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    The group in the Temple [Rev 11:1] Who are they?

    The ten commandments are regarded as a succinct summation of the moral obligations of God's people. What more need be said? The commandments of Christ are not found among the ten.
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    Ask iBot

    Meanie!
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    It's all a pretence ... No one keeps the feasts of Jehovah today.

    The roots of the Christian faith are in the teaching of Christ and the apostles of Christ. The beginnings of the Christian faith were in the Roman province of Judea. The religion of the people of Judea in the first century AD was a mixture of Sadducee, Pharisee, Essene, and the common piety of...
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    The group in the Temple [Rev 11:1] Who are they?

    The thread is about the saints in the heavenly temple's precincts. You gave it the title The group in the Temple [Rev 11:1] Who are they? and the answer is the saints. No mention is made of "the ten commandments" in Revelation chapter eleven.
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    It's all a pretence ... No one keeps the feasts of Jehovah today.

    Rabbinic Judaism is not Christianity. Why would Christians want to be Rabbinic Jews?
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    Justification: By OUR works or CHRIST'S works?

    All who are in union with Christ are Catholics in communion with the Catholic Church insofar as they share the Catholic faith in varying degrees of completeness.
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