Joseph Albrigo
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Catholic. I think the convertibility of the Transcendentals is both very cool and eminently true.
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@Truth_matters20
Dude, there is actually no bread in this video. If you are going to critique Catholics, at least understand what you are critiquing
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@5Solas2
Jesus would always clarify when those He was preaching to mistakenly took him literally, but he did not do that in John 6. In fact He doubled down on the literal language, using even more graphic language and proceeded to let them leave without any correction.
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@FaithWithMase
For my Protestant brothers and sisters, Ludwig Ott is not the best starting place for understanding Catholic teaching. He does not speak for the Magisterium. If you want to know what the Church teaches, read what she herself says, as she gives the basics that Ott builds on.
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@mary_pezzulo
I feel like there's a difference between saying a particular saint is your least favorite and saying someone who lived a holy life worth imitating is horrible.
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@Elliesmommyy23
@catsigge
@MasteredJohn
@realJohnDouglas
@XCkyro
@Burgess7281975
@JoshuaTCharles
@ReformedToRome
Its not reasonable to expect someone to be able to give spontaneous and elaborate defenses of everything they believe in the drop of a hat. It wouldn't be fair for me to drill you on the complexities of the nature/will distinctions in Christ, or to talk about spiration etc
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@ChrisTesar
@redeemed_zoomer
@realchloenicole
A basic study of history can show this did not happen. Constantine was an Arian heretic, and we know he pushed that Arianism be officially taught by the Church, but Arianism was condemned, clearly demonstrating that Constantine did not in fact corrupt the Church.
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Genuinely bummed to be blocked. I really enjoyed the conversations we had and I'm not sure what caused her to block me. Ah well
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@_nomadic_soul
How to I put this nicely...? This Women Being Awful™ page is clearly run by a loser or someone farming for engagement, but I repeat myself.
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@redeemed_zoomer
@Truth_matters20
Even assuming your claim that the average catholic doesnt understand the gospel (which I strongly disagree with), how do these rituals cause that/why would we consider this ritual meaningless? I think it points to the universality of the church & serves as an eschatological sign
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@farmingandJesus
Christ is a king in the line of David.
The mothers of Davidic kings were the queen of their kingdom
Mary is the mother of Jesus
Jesus is the King of heaven
Therefore Mary is the queen of heaven
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@abbythelibb_
That is limiting prayer to a very narrow view. If you mean prayer as an act of latria, we agree, but mere request and conversation, no. Jesus certainly asked things of his mother and conversed with her. And we know that those in heaven are not dead (Matt 22, Luke 20).
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@cjohnsonn0311
Yes, drinking alcohol is biblical.
Drunkenness is deeply sinful tho (obviously)
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@rockreborn22
I'm not sure why the shock? To submit to the pope is to believe the gospel, that is necessarily entailed by that proposition.
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@rockreborn22
@cryptorebel_SV
@MrCasey62
It is all throughout the early church (Sub Tuum Praesidium is a great example)
Our praise of her is explicitly foretold by God himself in His Scriptures in Luke 1:48.
You have not evidence it wasn't practiced by the Apostles, we just don't have any contemporary accounts of it
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@TDisputations
It would seem that charity is a greater good than chastity, and thus while it is gravely wrong to sin against chastity through OnlyFans, it is worse to sin against charity through racism.
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@tweetofcthulu
@breeadail
This is false. There is no real difference between those two scenarios, both treat the child as an object to be controlled and not a gift. This document restates the Church's stance of universal condemnation of surrogacy, regardless of intention.
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@farmingandJesus
@CJQueen777
John 6:53 RSV
So Jesus said to them, “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of man and drink his blood, you have no life in you."
We don't pretend
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@redeemed_zoomer
@Truth_matters20
Is it an aesthetic revulsion or is it intellectual? Bc I can understand an emotional "yuck" impulse; I'm a fan of the practice but I will admit its also a bit weird (it certainly doesnt make sense on a natural level). But I'm not sure why it would cause any intellectual problems.
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@rockreborn22
@cryptorebel_SV
@MrCasey62
Bc He answers Her prayers and He gave her to us.
Notice the shift, we've gone from "its satanic" to "its not explicitly commanded." Big difference, and this is just looking at scripture alone. We aren't even considering Sacred tradition, typology, etc.
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@farmingandJesus
@ddlovato
Jusr bc people reject Christ after baptism, it does not follow that baptism does not save. Regenerate and justified Christians can lose their salvation. See 2 Peter 2:20-22 for scriptural support for this claim
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@Catholicizm1
Protestant theology is also a big reason this country was founded. Rather poetic actually
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@KCPZoomer
@Timelord420
You do realize that perfection comes a result of grace, not prior to it, right? To say that someone who wants to learn about the faith had imperfect intentions is wild, especially considering we are discursive beings who don't just become perfect in one moment
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@ChrisMontano91
@redeemed_zoomer
If you can find me an official Catholic church document that says man earns his salvation by works, I'll...well...I'll be really impressed
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@5Solas2
Im familiar with these verses, they are often used to discount what Jesus says. If we are to claim that the flesh of Christ profits nothing, then we discount the cross and the incarnation. We don't want to do that, so we can conclude Jesus mean something else here. In context...
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@rockreborn22
@MrCasey62
Claiming bad faith on the part of people who disagree with you does not make it true. Why do you exclude the possibility of genuine disagreement on this interpretation?
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@farmingandJesus
John 6:52-53 RSV
"The Jews then disputed among themselves, saying, “How can this man give us his flesh to eat?” So Jesus said to them, “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of man and drink his blood, you have no life in you;"
Not figurative
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@RussNRoses
I've not encountered any Catholics that believe God won't forgive the sin of masturbation. Stating the depravity of a particular sin does not in any way question God's forgiveness, it actually shows the depths of His love.
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@cjohnsonn0311
This seems obviously false.
God chose Mary to be the means by which he would enter the world, just as he chose the cross as the ultimate means of saving it. Jesus didnt need to choose Mary or the Cross, but He did & as such they become essential to our salvation.
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@Truth_matters20
This is just basically a combination of Act2 and Galatians/Romans, I don't see why you find this problematic
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@MattWalshBlog
Claiming there us variable moral value among different humans is not a pretty road to go down
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@ChrisTesar
@redeemed_zoomer
@realchloenicole
Sure, but you still said this rather wild claim, so I figured showing why it is false would be a reasonable thing to do. I'm not trying to be rude
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@TDisputations
@iamAtheistGirl
Well played. A devastating rejoinder. Atheism is truly a vacuous worldview.
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@5Solas2
@BasedFloriduh
ehh, not really. early church taught the eucharist, baptismal regeneration, authority of the church, etc.
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@SpeedWatkins
@AncFlyingMan
This seems a like a sketchy path to go down that could lead to Peter Singer style conclusions that killing toddlers is morally acceptable bc they aren't rational agents. (Im not saying this is what you said, but expressing a concern that it could lead there)
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@IndianaBrunner
That is only part if the argument, you also have the Greek, as well has Christ tripling down on the teaching. I would argue the standard protestant interpretation is the incoherent one, neither adequately dealing with Christ's word and often endind in gnosticism.
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@ArmorOfGodOn
@Truth_matters20
He is indeed at the right hand of the Father. He does not leave heaven to be present in the Eucharist. Rather by the power of the Holy Spirit Jesus's one perfect sacrifice on the cross is re presented to us in this marvelous sacrament.
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@Truth_matters20
What looks like bread is, in fact, not bread, but Jesus Christ. Its really Jesus, even though we do not see his physical form
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@CatholicProg
Have people throughout the 2000yrs of church history had disordered sexual desires? Yes.
Should the church allow people who link their identity to their disordered desires to serve as her ministers? No.
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@aristoclatic
@Italian347
Yes! I think this Atheist line of thinking also really betrays the reductionist materialist view they hold. Art feeds the soul, it stirs us to contemplate the higher goods, and the Church does not neglect this in her patronage of the arts.
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@Timelord420
I've never once heard him misrepresent protestantism. If anything he gives better arguments for protestantanism than most prots
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@cjohnsonn0311
I know you don't consider it scripture, but have you read any of it? The story of the mother and her seven sons is epic (2 Macc 7)
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@farmingandJesus
@EccePasser
The key idea is that Jesus is really present in the Eucharist. Its really His true flesh. An attack on the Eucharist is a direct attack on Jesus, which is why the priest's response is defensible
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@redeemed_zoomer
I'm not sure this solves the canon problem, it feels more just like deflecting
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@Truth_matters20
Devotion to Mary is all about Jesus as well. We sing her praises bc of the great goods God works through her!
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@Jolz_Aust
@jillianlovesjc
The end of Job is always my go to in the face of my questions about God's providence. Job "Where were you when I laid the foundation of the earth? Tell me, if you have understanding." I find it essential to remember that God is God and I am not.
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@mary_pezzulo
All the Catholics I am friends with (and there's a lot of them) are not cafeteria Catholics at all. Everything the Church binds the faithful to believe, they do.
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@rockreborn22
@MrCasey62
Where in the Bible is infant baptism condemned? Where in the early church is it condemned? Do we need explicit record of an act in scripture in order to do it?
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@FaithWithMase
Catholics don't worship the monstrance, we worship Jesus Christ, whose Eucharistic body is held in the monstrance.
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@5Solas2
I've yet to see a Christian who supports Theistic evolution "modify" the Bible. A different view about how strictly historical the first chapters of Genesis are does not entail cutting up the Bible.
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@cjohnsonn0311
No, not everything recorded in scripture is a command we are bound to obey. When we see the Apostles wearing sandals, the doesn't mean we must all wear sandals on pain of sin. Likewise when we see them drinking wine, we are not required to imitate them on that.
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@rockreborn22
The pope is not the gospel, we agree. The key is that the pope proclaims the gospel. It is the duty of the Church to preserve and proclaim the gospel, and since the pope is the visible head of the Catholic Church, when we submit to him we submit to what he teaches, aka the gospel
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@almarquardt
@AwaitChrist
It is literally Jesus, though that language isn't particularly precise. Why does He require we eat it? So that we may be intimately united to Him and be transformed to be like him.
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@FaithWithMase
You can do so much better than Gendron, he doesn't know the Catholic faith he claims to refute
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@tonyannett
Which social teachings is he rejecting? And what does his conversion have to do with it?
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@rockreborn22
@MrCasey62
Can you defend this claim? This is a strong, historical, claim that needs evidence to support it. Do you have any account of an Apostle condemning it? Maybe an early Christian claiming it is an accretion?
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@rockreborn22
@cryptorebel_SV
@MrCasey62
What is so shocking about that? He gave her to me to be my Mother, why would He be surprised when I beseech her?
On the 2nd pt, I mean there's so much I could point to: Luke 1:48, John 2, James 5:16, John 19:27, Apostolic Tradition, the universal teaching of His Church, etc.
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@JLBakerAuthor
@rwpopefrancis
@redeemed_zoomer
Only validly ordained ministers can confect the Eucharist, so if he thought the Catholic claims were true it makes sense he'd clarify that what he's celebrating isn't the real Eucharist
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@DebatingChris
@Trent_Horn
@gloria_purvis
It seems that in virtually all topics, discussing the basics in a serious way is never a waste, so I don't see how this means Trent is "behind."
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@cjohnsonn0311
Its really a matter of perfection. Are you perfectly purified right now? Probably not. Can anything impure enter heaven? No. So even tho you may be justified, you are not yet perfectly pure and fit for heaven. Therefore etc
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@haydenappleby
@michaeljknowles
Why would killing irrational animals be immoral? We kill pigs, cows, etc for the purpose of food, why is killing this dog any different?
I just want to understand where you get this intuition from
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@5Solas2
Perhaps I have misunderstood. Do I understand you correctly that when Jesus says "the flesh profiteth nothing" you believe he means it literally, and as such any reference to the flesh cannot refer to actual flesh but rather some spiritual reality? Or am I missing something?
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@Timelord420
At least we can know this is contrary to the teachings of said catholic church, whereas protestantanism has no binding set from which to condemn such depraved acts
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@_nomadic_soul
May I ask why this is sexism? Is it that you believe all gender roles are inherently sexist, or is there something else that makes this opinion sexist?
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@elveryTTb
@mary_pezzulo
St. Padre Pio was canonized by the Catholic Church, which means she has declared that he lived a heroically virtuous life worthy of imitation.
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The responses to this poll are really concerning. The marital debt is important, but if a wife needs an extended period of abstinence it is the duty of the husband to die to self and abstain from the marital embrace for as long as needed. Sex is not the ultimate good of marriage
Poll: Marital Intimacy
T or F - It's reasonable for a wife to expect her husband to wait 6+ months to have sex again after childbirth.
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@DebatingChris
@CatholicProg
So development of doctrine does not mean that dogmas will change. It allows for further depth to be drawn out of ancient theological principles, not for fundamental contradictions of what has been taught for 2000yrs.
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@AlexandrPerusio
@G_Hoge
@5Solas2
The possibility of losing salvation does not make Catholicism a works based faith.
The Catholic Church teaches that we are saved by grace through faith working itself out in charity. We are not Pelagians
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@GoodInquiry
@TDisputations
Just to check, would you accept a logical proof for God's existence, or when you ask for proof are you limiting it to empirical evidence?
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@LPhitney
I think this confuses correlation and causation. The NO was the fruit of an initiative of the council, but the problems in how the council was implemented does not mean the council itself was problematic.
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@IndianaBrunner
@MrCasey62
Catholics don't believe that there is any more public revelation after the death of the last Apostle, rather we claim the Apostlic Deposit of Faith is found in both Tradition generally and Scripture uniquely. They both flow from the same Divine Wellspring
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@DebatingChris
@CatholicProg
Why are these things cultural? The Church claims these are absolute truths which are not dependent upon the changes of society; what is the basis for your claims to the opposite?
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