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A kindly heart and love for the needy
There's an old film about Saint Joseph of Cupertino who was a man with very few intellectual gifts yet having a heart for the needy, a deep love of God, and a gentle spirit. He was a Franciscan. His story is quirky like his life and personality yet he worked the works of God among the people of...- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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Newlyweds?
t is good to look and feel young but beware of vanity :P- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Married Couples
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Bias in the brain?
No, not really. I know some very positive people whose perspective on reality is very distorted indeed and I know some negative people who also have very distorted perspectives on reality. Distortion is not a matter of being positive or being negative, it is much more a matter of a corrupted...- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Life & Relationships
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Dominion
God called humanity to tend and care for the Garden that he created, it may be God's purpose that some animals become extinct but many animals are now extinct because of human actions motivated by greed or necessity. My view is that too many of God's creatures have been harmed by thoughtless...- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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Bias in the brain?
That's a difficult question to answer fully. Clearly reality is what God has created and the task of God's human creatures is to see reality as it is but human beings often have a distorted concept of what is real - the distortion coming from many sources sin among them. There's an excellent...- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Life & Relationships
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Dominion
Yes, God is ruler of all and human dominion is always subject to God.- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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Remembering who we are but forgetting who they are
Yes. Treating a brother or a sister in the faith as if they were nothing or less than nothing is a good sign that one is not walking in the faith of the Lord Jesus Christ.- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Denomination Discussions
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Bias in the brain?
I suppose one can train one's will and conscience to take this or that side of a question but I am not convinced that taking a positive or taking a negative perspective can change external reality. If one is able to instruct one's brain as indicated in your post (I am not convinced that it works...- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Life & Relationships
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Dominion
The word refers to rulership. Dominion: Ownership of material goods, entitling the owner to proprietary rights, i.e., to use, change, keep, or dispose of what one owns. Christianity views dominion as not absolute, but always relative to the common good of society. (Etym. Latin dominium...- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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Hillary
Investigations do cost money, was it worth it? Probably not.- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Politics
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Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit ...
It doesn't really help. What the pope said and what was subsequently reported in the news and then translated into English is only of minimal help. Why not search for your material in something more reliable like the CCC?- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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Historians can be so proasic!
Events can be unique and hence not verifiable in the sense in which you've defined it.- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Off Topic Area
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