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  1. Scott1

    Stairway to HMust all songs praise and give glory to God?)

    No. I don't think any exterior force has a "satanic influence"... Sure... just not disco. :)
  2. Scott1

    Does the god who supposedly created this world deserve to be worshipped?

    Not sure how this is relevant to the thread... if you'd like to chat about me, please to it via PM. If you'd like to make a point or ask a relevant question, please do so now.
  3. Scott1

    Does the god who supposedly created this world deserve to be worshipped?

    Do I think that the majority of the people on this planet are on a rock whipping through space and the products of Billions of years of evolution? Yes. I like this... next question. :)
  4. Scott1

    What is a true Christian?

    Ummmm...... :drool: Can I answer this one.....? :)
  5. Scott1

    Sabbath or Sunday?

    Ummm... am I missing something? The "first day of the week" in Luke 24:1 is SUNDAY... the Sabbath. ... also good to remember that Christians were celebrating a Sunday Sabbath BEFORE Luke was even written. Kinda hard to interpret the Scriptures and ignore the historical reality.
  6. Scott1

    Does the god who supposedly created this world deserve to be worshipped?

    Guess I don't agree with your premise... I don't think this world, while imperfect, is a place of cruelty etc etc.. When I hear people whine about floods, famine, etc. I feel their pain, but just don't agree that things like that "tip the scales" towards the world being a bad place. I...
  7. Scott1

    Christians: The doctrines of the Eucharist

    Hiya all... cool thread. My opinion is that when one is trying to determine the meaning of a verse/doctrine sometime it helps to see what the 1st generation of the nascent church believed. "Dueling Bible verses" is a fun pastime, but of little value when seeking the truth methinks... you can...
  8. Scott1

    Dawkins planning to arrest the Pope

    Gotcha.... I assume you meant to include "adult" in your explaination... hope so. :eek: Hard to discuss this topic with someone without any moral foundation... without one, I would agree that celibacy is a rather odd practice.
  9. Scott1

    Dawkins planning to arrest the Pope

    Gotcha... we have differing definitions of what "dogma" means..... It's not: In general, doctrine is all Church teaching in matters of faith and morals. Dogma is more narrowly defined as that part of doctrine which has been divinely revealed and which the Church has formally defined and...
  10. Scott1

    Taking a break for a while.

    Good idea! I have spent months/years away and come back happier for it.... enjoy your time away... but come back!
  11. Scott1

    Dawkins planning to arrest the Pope

    So you believe it is morally upright to just have sex with anyone and everyone as aften as you like? Not sure what you believe....
  12. Scott1

    Dawkins planning to arrest the Pope

    I know that... but my understanding is that it was NEVER tied to a dogma, but was always reffered to as a "gift" or the like... ??? Most early Bishops were married.... and while some might argue that celibacy is the objectively superior state, this does not mean that it is for everyone...
  13. Scott1

    Dawkins planning to arrest the Pope

    What is the dogma behind this practice? I've only heard of celibacy referred to as a "sign" of devotion to Christ (CCC#1579) and don't remember it being tied to any specific "dogma" or theological foundation....
  14. Scott1

    Dawkins planning to arrest the Pope

    Yep... Yep again... thus my point about it not being "forced" upon anyone. The Sacrament of Marriage is of the same "standing" as the Sacrament of Holy Orders, so I don't think anyone who chooses not to become a priest because celibacy is an obstacle is "missing" or "lacking" anything...
  15. Scott1

    Dawkins planning to arrest the Pope

    Celibacy is a personal choice... no one is forced to become a priest.
  16. Scott1

    Dawkins planning to arrest the Pope

    After reading your post (#335) and the blather it contained, I was hoping you'd actually do a bit more balanced research on the subject... that's all I meant. Peace be with you. S
  17. Scott1

    Dawkins planning to arrest the Pope

    Just a thought: you may want to educate yourself beyond wikipedia. :D http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/catholic-dir/3101-crusades.html
  18. Scott1

    How Can You Have Any Belief A Divine Connection to the Vatican?

    Not sure what you mean by "power to intervene", but that means something different to many people. Ummm.... I'd be happy to explain it in full, but the short answer is that we believe that Christ set up the Sacrament of Holy Orders and we're not the type to question the boss. :) Once a year...
  19. Scott1

    MA Priest calls for Pope Benedict to resign

    I get ya... but still miss the point: they certainly are bad fruit, but it is still my contention that these are human errors and do not reflect "error" or the "evil" of the theology. _________________ He would never step down in my opinon... he's not that sort of fella... and I'm pretty sure...
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