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TheLittleLady
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Dogma, by it’s very nature, cannot change. It can be revealed and further understood, but, dogma is eternal, unchangeable belief.I really had no clue as to what is the current dogma.
Dogma, by it’s very nature, cannot change. It can be revealed and further understood, but, dogma is eternal, unchangeable belief.I really had no clue as to what is the current dogma.
Yes this shows the massive problem we are facing, “You know I don’t take the Bible literally…our Theology teacher even said that Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Noah - the Catholic Church doesn’t believe those stories actually occurred.”
I don’t know. I’m not sure if the child could misunderstand a line like that.This change is what your son and his teacher are talking about. The emphasis has shifted from the truth of a story’s content, to the message of the author. How well that is expressed by teacher or student varies greatly.
I don’t think you can provide a comparable set of arguments to critique the Republican planks vis a vis Catholic Doctrine.Do you really think a comparable set of arguments cannot be presented to critique the Republican planks you proposed?
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Devout Catholics do not vote for, nor promote, same sex marriage