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He he he he…My red-headed step-child it at it again:yup:![]()
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He he he he…My red-headed step-child it at it again:yup:![]()
… said the Cheshire Cat with a wide grin!No it’s not illegal to have cats in bags so long as you pierce a few holes in it!
I would tend to agree for most of this. I enjoyed my work as a Methodist…Habitat for Humanity houses (several a year), food drives, took shifts caring for the homeless that stayed at the church at night…Several things to point out I believe:
I think the general reputation of Methodists is that they are nice (ie kicking Bambi).
We are serious about many things (as a parent who has been on work teams and sent his kids on work teams rest assured their is a seriousness to what we do) but doctrinal disputes, expect over the same issues others argue about, are not common.
I would venture to say that Methodist/Catholic relations are very positive. Certainly our joining the recent statement on justification should speak to that. I realize though that since the OP was not United Methodist, they are speaking to an experience elsewhere.
The OP has not said which Methodist denomination they belong to; a link would be helpful.
United Methodists, the largest denomination of Methodists in the US, does not believe in OSAS.
And I suppose I share Spock’s dismay, when he aptly said,
I have never understood the female capacity to avoid a direct answer to any question.
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Like the Cheshire Cat, it’s impossible to get a serious answer from you!
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Such an enigma am I!… said the Cheshire Cat with a wide grin!
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Yes.I suppose that make me Alice?
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Well, if you won’t answer my question, to wit, “What helped you see the flaws of Methodism?” then perhaps you will give an apt reply this more serious query:
Such an enigma am I!
Yes.