Orthodox Rebuttal of Fatima Teachings

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Hey AlNg, I was curious to see what kind of a person you are. So I read some of your post, you never actually bother to have good manners or say anything at all.

You just provoke people offensivly and never manage to establish a dialogue worth having. You spit out provocations at others but never follow up defininig anything in the positive.

When you write, peace goes and conflict start - as much as you try to hide the simple inconsideratness of the fact.

Stop trolling the folks who are trying to have a good time…
 
Don’t mind AINg, he’s the “fallacy man” throwing out “false misleading questions” he himself never answers in that the question makes any “dialogue” or demonstration an impossibility.

Especially so, when the answer is necessarily complex or intricate an requires method, build-up, reasoning and especially dialogue.

He managed to produce 600 posts containing over 1000 question yet never managed to positively define 1 single thing…(He has, however, failed to write a single thing worth reading…Quite a feat one must say…!)
 
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There is a however a “personality profile” that fits his futile conduct like a glove.

What is it AINg? Tell me! I dare you!
 
That’s a fairly binary way of looking at it.

I do happen to think we Catholics have a knack for chasing apparitions…but that is beside the point because who cares what I think on the matter.

The Church, however, teaches that one can believe in apparitions like Fatima or not…so you two options don’t jive with the Church.
 
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The Sun did move “the star”, “as an object”.

But asides the “miracle” the “prophecy” is added, and the prophecy sort of “steals the show” but lets look in detail at the sun:

Remember those “old sun gods”??? Well, the true God, our “Living God” made the sun and the laws governing…So the true miracle, is that “the sun is not absolute”. Our Lord can “move the sun” when He wishes and how He pleases.

In this case, “the sun did move” the way Our Lord wished, when and where and how He wished. For He is not limited in anyway by the physical laws, and even that was proven. Hence a “true miracle” going against all physical laws of the universe (like when we see the dead rising, or impossible healing, creating matter out of nothing).

The the sun did move, exactly when and where how Our Lord pleased and no where else for Our Lord is not limited by the sun.
 
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