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  1. MoreCoffee

    Do you wear a cross?

    I like both a plain cross and a crucifix. The cross is an abstract symbol that many associate with Christianity while the crucifix is a concrete sign of our redemption and the love of God.
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    boys v girls - Part 2

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    Do you wear a cross?

    Is a cross without a corpus (body) any less graven?
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    Envy in the world and in the church.

    That's not what my post said.
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    Envy in the world and in the church.

    What do you reckon that means?
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    boys v girls - Part 2

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    How do I believe?

    come on folks, the chap who wrote the first post hasn't responded and he chose "whenpigsfly" as a nickname and I reckon that ought to give a hint about what's going on here. Don't make this into a debate. It isn't really suitable for it.
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    Infant Baptism

    Oh, I see. So why was post #764 about credo-Baptist beliefs?
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    Anti-Catholicism, Anti-Protestantism

    It is better to avoid defining what somebody else believes. If the topic is sola scriptura then let the advocates define it. If it is sola fide let the advocates define it. Those who either do not agree with it or do not understand it can then deal with what's provided as a definition and see...
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    Envy in the world and in the church.

    I am not sure what you disagree with.
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    Infant Baptism

    I like the post but wish the exaggerated stuff was missing. Nonetheless the core of it is true enough. Exclusive credo-Baptists demand a credible profession of faith as a requirement for baptism and hence they exclude from baptism infants, imbeciles, comatose persons, senile persons, and all...
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    Envy in the world and in the church.

    In the world envy over salary is understandable it is like the hired help in the parable where some think they deserve more than they agreed because others who worked less got as much as they did. Jealousy and envy work together. People measure their well-being more by their relative status than...
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    Anti-Catholicism, Anti-Protestantism

    In my experience at the receiving end of "The Catholic Church teaches X or does Y and X & Y are evil and wicked" the suggested approach in my earlier post almost never happens. almost everybody says they are an ex-Catholic or an expert on Catholicism and then proceeds to offer profoundly...
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    boys v girls - Part 2

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    Anti-Catholicism, Anti-Protestantism

    If you say what you believe (what your Church teaches) and leave it to others to define their beliefs (what their church denomination or independent group believes) and debate topics rather than alleging that group x teaches doctrine y which is wicked and evil etcetera then you'll do better but...
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    How do I believe?

    You won't have faith based on that one verse. Faith doesn't come from that verse or any other verse.
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    boys v girls - Part 2

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    boys v girls - Part 2

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    boys v girls - Part 2

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    Infant Baptism

    I gave 21 verses not "the odd single verse" one passage is 14 verses long, another is five verses long, Acts 22:16 is part of saint Paul's story of conversion and the story is many verses long. 1 Peter 3:21 is part of an admonition to keep a good conscience even if it leads to Earthly suffering...
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