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I’m still processing the ‘cracker’ thing. The more I think about it, it’s really an honor to undergo ridicule for adhering to Christ’s Gospel.
it really is. i think the Lord has given this opportunity to grow in our faith, and pray for a sinner that Jesus so wants to share his Divine Mercy with… although, he probably doesn’t need our prayers because he is going to Heaven, and he knows it…I’m still processing the ‘cracker’ thing. The more I think about it, it’s really an honor to undergo ridicule for adhering to Christ’s Gospel.
Yes, it’s true that the Bible tells Christians that our salvation is assured.it really is. i think the Lord has given this opportunity to grow in our faith, and pray for a sinner that Jesus so wants to share his Divine Mercy with… although, he probably doesn’t need our prayers because he is going to Heaven, and he knows it…
Well, I suppose that’s something in your favor.I’ve never rejected the cross.
Yes, it’s true that the Bible tells Christians that our salvation is assured.
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Depends on the Roman Catholic. Different Catholics pray to different dead people.okay, i’ll bite. who are we praying to?
Because it’s very hard to imagine that, after an entire day of calling me names, personal attacks, and insulting me, that you’re now filled with compassion.and what makes you the judge of what is sincere or not?
I’ve already done so.i thought we were suppose to work out our salvation through fear and trembling?
someotherguy doesn’t seem to follow that verse.
But see, you’re limiting the cross to a historical event. We Catholics believe that Christ’s sacrifice on the cross back in 33 AD has redeemed us from our sins, here and now in 2008. It is one sacrifice which lasts forever. “He has no need, like those high priests, to offer sacrifices daily, first for his own sins and then for those of the people; he did this once for all when he offered himself up,” Heb. 7:27. “You are a priest forever, according to the order of Melchizedek,” Hebrews 7:17.I’ve never rejected the cross.
i thought God was the God of the living? you’re contradicting Christ, buddy. and i haven’t called you names, personal attacks, or blah blah blah… just pointing out the obvious.Depends on the Roman Catholic. Different Catholics pray to different dead people.
Because it’s very hard to imagine that, after an entire day of calling me names, personal attacks, and insulting me, that you’re now filled with compassion.
Not at all. I proclaim the cross as God’s means of salvation for mankind.But see, you’re limiting the cross to a historical event.
Right. In spite of what the Bible says, you believe He’s still on the cross.We Catholics believe that Christ’s sacrifice on the cross back in 33 AD has redeemed us from our sins, here and now in 2008. It is one sacrifice which lasts forever.
Just preached a series on it a couple of months ago.I recommend that you study the letter to the Hebrews.
“Made” or “is making”?Christ has made one sacrifice which is everlasting
awesome, i didn’t know it could be done in so short of a time…I’ve already done so.
Have you read your posts?Because it’s very hard to imagine that, after an entire day of calling me names, personal attacks, and insulting me, that you’re now filled with compassion.
No, I’m not contradicting anything. I’ve already compared these two verses.i thought God was the God of the living?
No, you’ve been making personal attacks and insults against me pretty much all afternoon.you’re contradicting Christ, buddy. and i haven’t called you names, personal attacks, or blah blah blah… just pointing out the obvious.
It can be done in a moment.awesome, i didn’t know it could be done in so short of a time…
He should be gettin’ Raptured any second, now …awesome, i didn’t know it could be done in so short of a time…
And if you don’t believe that Jesus is a chicken, then you’re rejecting the teachings of Christ.Once again I want to point out John 6:53 and if you say that this is not to mean we are to eat Jesus’s body adn blood then you reject all the teachings of Christ.