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Laus_Deo

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That's highly debatable....^_^
I have read all your posts in this thread, and have not laughed at anything you have said. Why laugh at Pete's question? He at least wanted understanding even though he doesn't agree, you are not obviously.

Please cite references where you don't agree with that DD. Thank you.
 
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I have read all your posts in this thread, and have not laughed at anything you have said. Why laugh at Pete's question? He at least wanted understanding even though he doesn't agree, you are not obviously.

Please cite references where you don't agree with that DD. Thank you.

I'm not laughing at Pete. I have much respect for Pete. I'm laughing at the idea that all of these different "rites" actually agree.

He asked if they agreed. I simply said it's highly debatable. I doubt there is much agreement within just the Latin Rite alone much less the others.

55% of Catholics did vote for Obama you know.
 
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ahem ;)

Its likely been asked before (and before, etc. ...)

Are they counting jurisdictions and autocephalous as different without recognising the "in communion" status ?
Yeah I think jus=risdictions or actually countries, they listed LCMS as 242 like the catholics, the point when I posted that was that THERE are NOT 30,000 protestant it is closer to 5000 and if your talking main blocks around 800 the 30,000 is such blatant misrepresentation it is ridiculous, and people use it to rip on SS but there is nothing that connects one to the other.
 
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I have a couple questions concerning the statue and I'll warn you right up front this is a somewhat loaded question but I'd appreciate some honest answers

is there a ceremony done on the statue?
no

is the statue considered sacred by the church?
sacred? of course not

is some type of special treatment other then maintenance given to the statue?
no, but we have a cross outdoors and at Easter we put material over it, to indicate Christ is risen like this...is that considered special treatment? I guess, I also have seen the Baptist church do it similar. Maybe they worship objects cause they decorate them too.

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are objects offered to the statue?

yes I offered my first born , my dog, my brother in laws fake leg, and shaved my head to appease the statue.

Give me a break!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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I'm not laughing at Pete. I have much respect for Pete. I'm laughing at the idea that all of these different "rites" actually agree.

He asked if they agreed. I simply said it's highly debatable. I doubt there is much agreement within just the Latin Rite alone much less the others.

55% of Catholics did vote for Obama you know.
I know Catholics voted for Obama :doh::doh::doh:
I don't know the percent like the amount you state, but one is too many.

I don't mean the individual people all agree. They should, but alas they don't. I mean the rites are in union , ppl do as they please, because of free will, poor education, etc.
 
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I have read all your posts in this thread, and have not laughed at anything you have said. Why laugh at Pete's question? He at least wanted understanding even though he doesn't agree, you are not obviously.

Please cite references where you don't agree with that DD. Thank you.
relax. If you ask me dave has a great understanding already.
 
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I know Catholics voted for Obama :doh::doh::doh:
I don't know the percent like the amount you state, but one is too many.

I don't mean the individual people all agree. They should, but alas they don't. I mean the rites are in union , ppl do as they please, because of free will, poor education, etc.

What makes them in union?
 
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yes I offered my first born , my dog, my brother in laws fake leg, and shaved my head to appease the statue.

Give me a break!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How about when people get married at a catholic church... they put flowers down at the foot of mary's statue..
That is IDOLATRY for certain.
 
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What makes them in union?

We all stand firm in the faith. Our differences are by how we are allowed to administer some of the sacraments. The sacraments and what they stand for are in union. We can differ on how we celebrate the Liturgy.
We differ because of many centuries of cultural diversity. there is no need to take that away from any of the rites, because there is nothing contrary to the faith that that entails.
 
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We all stand firm in the faith. Our differences are by how we are allowed to administer some of the sacraments. The sacraments and what they stand for are in union. We can differ on how we celebrate the Liturgy.
We differ because of many centuries of cultural diversity. there is no need to take that away from any of the rites, because there is nothing contrary to the faith that that entails.


Do all the rites embrace the Marian dogmas and pray to things other than God?
 
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What makes them in union?
I know one thing, the union of truely born again believers who I have met and have made Jesus the LORD of their life are 100% against anyone who promotes abortion...NOW that is unity...Unity in Christ!
 
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How about when people get married at a catholic church... they put flowers down at the foot of mary's statue..
That is IDOLATRY for certain.

I'm curious if you storm the Rose Parade every year spitting through your megaphone at the IDOLATRY! More likely you just like to make yourself feel extra righteous attacking people over the internet for not falling in lock step with your ridiculous Protestant notions.
 
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