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God gave the feasts to Israel not to Christians under the new covenant.
Really? Regarding the Passover Jehovah said: "Then you shall have this day as a memorial, and you shall celebrate it as a solemnity to the Lord, in your generations, as an everlasting devotion. For seven days, you shall eat unleavened bread. On the first day there shall be no leaven in your...- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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Justification: By OUR works or CHRIST'S works?
Martin Luther's opinions are not too important in my theology.- MoreCoffee
- Post #50
- Forum: Christian Theology
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The Official Chat Thread - Part 2
Can't say that the above post would be likely to win one's confidence :P- MoreCoffee
- Post #397
- Forum: Off Topic Area
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No condemnation ...
It has to do with pretending that carrying a bed is just fine because there is no specific case law against it despite there being a law prohibiting work of any kind on the Sabbath day. The Lord healed a man and told him to carry his bed. This happened on a Sabbath day. Your posts have pretended...- MoreCoffee
- Post #59
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Justification: By OUR works or CHRIST'S works?
Why? Saint James didn't follow that kind of rule? Aren't you just inventing laws? If saint James can write (under inspiration) that a person is justified by works and not by faith alone why ought I to be afraid to say the same?- MoreCoffee
- Post #48
- Forum: Christian Theology
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How do Orthodox Christians calculate which day is Good Friday?
He's a good chap. :)- MoreCoffee
- Post #44
- Forum: Christian Theology
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How do Orthodox Christians calculate which day is Good Friday?
It's the second time you've mentioned it so you must be very peeved ... Maybe you need to do this ... :smashfreakb:- MoreCoffee
- Post #41
- Forum: Christian Theology
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How do Orthodox Christians calculate which day is Good Friday?
Come on, who said it? :)- MoreCoffee
- Post #39
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Justification: By OUR works or CHRIST'S works?
Christ is the saviour of all the faithful and it is entirely by grace. But I am sure that you think that you know what the Catholic Church teaches even if what you think is completely wrong.- MoreCoffee
- Post #43
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Can you claim the lord Jesus has set you free from sin.. if sin still masters you ?
Obviously the temptation to include and exclude from the Kingdom of God based on one's own views of this and that doctrine is too great to be resisted. That will explain why Alithis has scolded me for being a Catholic so many times and imputed all manner of nefarious motives to my posts. I...- MoreCoffee
- Post #63
- Forum: Christian Theology
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No condemnation ...
I apologise. I often quote a verse without reference because I quote by memory. I mostly expect that those reading will recognise the quote. So here is the source for the quote about the temple:"Woe to you, blind guides, who say, 'If any one swears by the temple, it is nothing; but if any one...- MoreCoffee
- Post #56
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Was Jesus left alone and lonely by God when he died ...
:P moving on ...- MoreCoffee
- Post #23
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Sanctuary Lamp
Our parish church has a red lamp for the tabernacle to signify the present of Christ. It is not eternal however. Long lasting perhaps :)- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Denomination Discussions
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Me theology
It was longer ... made it sound like he was asking about his theology. George is an excellent chap. So be nice to him :)- MoreCoffee
- Post #6
- Forum: Christian Theology