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  1. MoreCoffee

    Baptism by sprinkling

    That's quite an accusation coming from one who has failed to back his claim with holy scripture. Where's the verse that says "baptism is symbolic"? or the verse that says "you must be submerged"? We've given chapter and verse for all of our claims. You just dismiss the passages we give with a...
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    What makes a person a saint?

    The Glossary of the Catechism of the Catholic Church offers the following definitions for "saint" and "canonisation" it may be interesting for you if you have not seen it before.
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    Why was Mary necessary?

    Saint Augustine's THE TRINITY is not true because he wrote it it is true and he is a saint because he wrote it (and many other works that are also true) and lived a godly life.
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    Baptism by sprinkling

    I agree that the escape of Israel through the Red sea is a type of baptism insofar as baptism unites one to Christ, and I agree that baptism is burial and resurrection in union with Christ, and the holy scriptures tell us that baptism washes away sins and saves. Baptism is not symbolic of those...
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    Why was Mary necessary?

    Yes, I hope you would understand what saint Augustine wrote about the holy Trinity. Have you read his book called THE TRINITY?
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    Baptism by sprinkling

    And you haven't answered my questions.What else is it in addition to being symbolic? For example, do you say that baptism washes away sins? Does baptism save? Is baptism the visible means by which one is born from above? Oh yes, and why is sprinkling getting so much distension from folk who...
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    How do Orthodox Christians calculate which day is Good Friday?

    Less than a week apart. Wednesday is only 4 days apart from Sunday.
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    Is there an issue with Liturgical worship?

    Roots of the Liturgy
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    Why was Mary necessary?

    What who believed?
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    How do Orthodox Christians calculate which day is Good Friday?

    Isn't passover on Wednesday (Jerusalem time) this year? Easter is on Sunday for obvious reasons.
  11. MoreCoffee

    Mary Poppins

    The film was very good, Dick Van Dyke's cockney accent was bad. :P
  12. MoreCoffee

    Ask MoreCoffee about all sorts of things except identifying information ...

    One more day until it is Holy Thursday!
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    Mary Poppins

    His attempt at sounding like a cockney is utterly tragic.
  14. MoreCoffee

    Did Microsoft work a miracle and suddenly make Windows 10 trackpads work better?

    Could be. Or an OS war. Operating System wars are very entertaining. :smirk:
  15. MoreCoffee

    Baptism by sprinkling

    What else is it in addition to being symbolic? For example, do you say that baptism washes away sins? Does baptism save? Is baptism the visible means by which one is born from above? Oh yes, and why is sprinkling getting so much distension from folk who prefer to submerge?
  16. MoreCoffee

    How do Orthodox Christians calculate which day is Good Friday?

    The Catholic Church uses a fairly easy to remember formula for Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Vigil. It works like this:In 325CE the Council of Nicaea established that Easter would be held on the first Sunday after the first full moon occurring on or after the vernal equinox.(*) From...
  17. MoreCoffee

    Why was Mary necessary?

    Because they do not believe in the incarnation rightly. Or perhaps they do not believe in the Blessed Trinity rightly. Maybe if the read saint Augustine's TRINITY they would understand better what Christians believe about these matters.
  18. MoreCoffee

    Those who gotta get in the last word!

    for a fleeting moment, now somebody else is last.
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    So... What are YOU doing?

    boop
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    Are the "creeds" Truth ?

    I reckon that if they are true then they are infallibly true since what is true is the truth no matter what. Seems to me that to say: I believe in God, the Father Almighty, Creator of Heaven and earth; and in Jesus Christ, His only Son Our Lord, Who was conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of...
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