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Latin plainsong and Byzantine Chant (and its derivatives, Slavic chants), are simply descendants of the original Jewish liturgical chant. Your comment about common worship is necessary to have the same faith is typical Latin thinking, and the reason behind the one time Latinization of the...

Only if he's the only pro-life candidate for president.

Oh, yes. Bitterness. A word pop-evangelicals throw around when they realize they are losing an argument. You're not the first one to use this trick on me. So did C. W. Burpo years ago.

Then define it.

But they all have some things in common. THIS is what CSL called "mere Christianity."

I voted for him because I found him only slightly less repulsive than I found Hilary.

Do y ou even know what theosis m eans?

What you're talking about sounds simply like temptation to me.

Did you know that NOWHERE does the Bible say to "accept Jesus"?

Theosis IS the type of thing you are asking about.

Is this ritual or social convention? There's a difference.

And this, dumplings, is what we call Theosis.

Actually, they don't even attend that. They go to a Byzantine rite church on Sunday, but they don't use the Horologion.

I have repeatedly told you that this generic god to whom you pray, instead of the real one, is satan. Why do you think you have OCD? Satan has given it to you. BTW, a promise made without your will is neither binding nor valid.

If we could describe or experience the glory of God, we would BE God.

I think you are talking about what Christianity Today calls the 5th largest Christian denomination on planet earth (See Feb 2015 article) As a member of the largest group of Christians on planet earth, am I supposed to be impressed by this?

Try the Psalter. Christians have been using it for centuries.

My security is in Christ Jesus, Who is eternal, not my own act of faith.

Obama got it for simply not being George Bush, though he had just been sworn in.

Yes, they were. They were sent forth by Jesus Christ. And St. Philip had been ordained a deacon. Please quote scripture where anyone may baptize.