geocajun said:Thanks be to God for Lent!
Miss Shelby said:I thought it was kinda funny.
Well apparently since there is no assurance of salvation according to a few people on OBOB (who don't know their catechism -- CCC 162, 80-82, 1489, 1989) there's no real way of being sure who's going to Heaven or Hell... did God leave us Sacred Tradition and the Church for nothing?Michelina said:Whatch you talkin bout, boy?
Oh, what a hard hearted comment from my favorate discourse partner. (And in a thread on my favorite discourse subject, too)geocajun said:Thanks be to God for Lent!
Long story. Not suitable for public reading.artnalex said:nyj,
what happened to the "Catholic" symbol? Your just says "Christian"?
If I had, I would have used the Protestant icon.artnalex said:Did you turn into a Protestant?
http://www.catholic-pages.com/morality/hvinfallible.aspps139 said:What is this formula?
RhetorTheo said:Is it true that a Catholic can disagree with non-dogmatic church teaching, such as birth control? I have heard, from a priest, that you can disagree as long as you have fully researched the issue, understand (and agree with) the spirit underlying the teaching, and feel sad that the church's teaching has failed.
What is the Church teaching on this?
Christy4Christ said:Here is what I have to say on this issue. If YOUR interpretation of what the church teaches on ANY issue, is in contradtiction to what the bible says, QUESTION YOUR INTERPRETATION. Does the church teach you wrong? More than likely NOWAY..BUT Can you interpret a teaching wrong? YES absolutley!
Go to your bible and compare your understandings of the teachings to that..
Shelb5 said:The teachings of the Church and the scriptures are compatible. One does not trump the either; you can not use one to rule out the other. The bible does not have a higher authority to the magisteriuim. The Church has teaching authority for a reason. The bible does not trump that. The magisteriuim has the authority to teach us what the bible says in light of the deposit of faith that has been left to us. We can self interpret but only within the context of Catholic teaching.
Christy4Christ said:I think you missed what I was saying here, I was saying that the church will NOT teach you wrong. I said IF you notice that what you are interpreting in a teaching does not line up with what the bible says, you should check your interpretation of that teaching.
In other words, one can misinterpret a teaching in the same way one can misinterpret the bible.
Bastoune, Peace be with you.Bastoune said:Well apparently since there is no assurance of salvation according to a few people on OBOB (who don't know their catechism -- CCC 162, 80-82, 1489, 1989) there's no real way of being sure who's going to Heaven or Hell... did God leave us Sacred Tradition and the Church for nothing?
ROFLOL!Cosmic Charlie said:I just wanted everyone to know that I'm here.
But its lent so I'm abstaining.
.....back to drinking.