What would it take to unite us all?

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(and away from people trying to justify if they are the REAL CHRISTIANS™ versus “you others”)

We can say love, we can say grace…

But theologically, I think that the road will be paved out if the Anglicans, Orthodox and Catholics (the most obvious candidates -I’m trying to be realistic) go back to the pre East-West schism doctrine and rituals. Is there any chance that will happen? Is there any chance they might be negotiating this behind scenes?
I had costa rican coffee yesterday. 😃
 
Yes, it is empty… don’t you know about the assention? 😛
Yes, Christ ascended to Heaven but also descends to the Catholic Mass everyday. This is not an attack, but acknowledging the Catholic Faith.
 
Yes, Christ ascended to Heaven but also descends to the Catholic Mass everyday. This is not an attack, but acknowledging the Catholic Faith.
…Christ and the Holy Spirit descend into us most of the time, in church or out of church. 🤷
 
You’re a Calvinist who has been able to post over 11, 000 times, right?

A Calvinistical RC of Evangelical Anglican antecedents, & so, unclassifiable (like most people) 😃 Why ?​

Does Calvinism mean one can’t post 11,000+ ?
 
Excuse me. What does Peter denying Jesus three times have to do with Christ being present in the Eucharist?:confused:

Zero - but you seemed pretty certain you would not imitate Peter in his falls.​

 

What has that to do with posting 11K+ times 🙂 ?​

Some Calvinists are too staunch. I used to be that way. Maybe if a Calvinist doesn’t look for our unifying truths with Catholic Christians, they should be banned from this site? So, if you are a secret Calvinist who posted 11,000 + times, then I see you to be balanced in the body of Christ. Of course that’s just my opinion. I used to be against ECT and ECT II. I would love to see a new ECT III.

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It is going to take a King Jesus to come again and, trust me, we are all going to do it His Way. He will rule with a Rod of Iron.
 
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