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Recent content by Walter

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    Meditation and Sanctification

    You're the second person recently to suggest the seven sorrows rosary. Thank you.
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    Meditation and Sanctification

    This is why I began a daily prayer life which focuses heavily on the Psalms. I tried praying the full Daily Office but because of time constraints I have an abbreviated version saying Matins, Diurnum, Vespers and Compline. As a Baptist I used Our Daily Bread as guide for meditation. I suspect...
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    Vatican provides prayer room to visiting Muslim "scholars"

    A great quote from a great apologist and convert to Catholicism!
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    Will Jesus succeed at uniting all things to himself?

    That would mean Satan & the Demons too.
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    Will Jesus succeed at uniting all things to himself?

    This idea that if everyone is saved, then it really cheapens the offer of salvation, the offer of grace that God gives us.
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    Why should one be a Baptist instead of simply being...

    I have noticed Mur avoids using the term 'Universalism'. His belief is just that. I lived in Massachusetts for some time and it wasn't unusual to see churches that identified themselves as Universalists and even sometimes in parentheses would be the word 'Trinitarian'. Apparently not all...
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    Why should one be a Baptist instead of simply being...

    You believe you are now a 'Bible believer'. The problem is that you hold to a belief that is sharply at odds with conservative evangelicalism, Catholicism, and Orthodoxy To my knowledge, there's no such thing as a 'Bible believing' universalist church. Universalists identifying as Christians...
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    Why should one be a Baptist instead of simply being...

    Actually highly probable other than those churches I listed in my above post. I understand what you are saying, I am not sure everyone responding to your posts on this and other threads realize you are a universalist.
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    Why should one be a Baptist instead of simply being...

    Wouldn't you say your being a universalist is a pretty big doctrinal difference? Well, let me take that back. There are plenty of American Baptist, United Church of Christ, Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian and Disciples of Christ churches that accept universalism. But many of them question...
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    Question for Baptists

    Now you are trying to deflect from the subject of whether Catholic clergy would discourage their parishioners from reading scripture. What your pastor thinks priests do is irrelevant. And, why ask your pastor when you already have the Bible? Maybe your pastor discourages you from independent...
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    Question for Baptists

    Oh, I think a simple phone call shouldn't be too hard
  12. Walter

    Question for Baptists

    Here is an example of the extent evangelicals will go to in order to smear The Catholic Church: Jack Chick's Anti-catholic Alberto Comic Book Is Exposed as a Fraud https://www.christianitytoday.com/1981/03/jack-chicks-anti-catholic-alberto-comic-book-is-exposed-as/ About a 'priest' who claimed...
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    Question for Baptists

    I challenge you to ask ANY priest or any Catholic clergy whether they discourage parishioners from reading the Bible. Most of the 'reformed' Catholics I have talked to know next to nothing about what the Church teaches or have ever attended a Bible study at their former parish. Most were...
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    Question for Baptists

    I have been a Catholic for years now. I have known many priests. I never have been discouraged from reading the Bible by any Catholic clergy. Just the opposite so I don't buy it. Pure hocum. There was a member of the BB who stopped posting when I called him out. He claimed every Catholic...
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    Question for Baptists

    Then take a closer look at the use of 'until" in scripture. The term “until” (Greek, heōs) commonly indicated a particular state existed to a certain point, as in “John worked at his desk until five o’clock.” The existing state often changes when the point is reached (thus, at five o’clock...
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