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5/18/13 6:41 PM |
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John UK wrote: Quite right brother! SteveR is up to his slippery, slithery self again, I see. Condemning the saints like the accuser of the brethren, and supportive of the great whore church with its Jesuit papa.  Hey Pilgrim! Hope all is well with you. Of course you are quite right about SteveR, but this time I did engage him. See what an impact you had on my thought processes.  |
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5/18/13 6:36 PM |
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John Yurich USA wrote: You are totally lackikng perspicacity. The Catholic Church has not engaged in world domination since the Protestant Reformation. I have not heard any Pope that I have lived through mentioned anything about the Catholic Church wanting world domination. You know nothing. Oh and BTW you're also very boring! |
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5/18/13 6:20 PM |
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Lameness spotter wrote: There a dumbing down everywhere in doctrine and certainly Catholic apologists have not been slow to notice this. In the last 10 odd years they have mounted a subtantial attack on Protestantism, it has to be said with no small degree of success. It does not surprise me that the likes of SteveR is on this board as an RCC apologist. Let's pray that the Lord will deal with his miserable soul and break in on his darkness, and that in the meantime he is not able to do any harm to someone seeking after the truth. Ah yes indeed. Seeing as the saints shall judge the world, it will be interesting - if he finds not repentance - to be gazing down upon him in his rags, and making declaration. Poor dab - picking the wrong side! |
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5/18/13 5:54 PM |
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Lameness spotter wrote: SteveR's view is that water mixed with a fatal dose of poison is still water and therefore ok to drink!! This undiscerning fellow wants to see how far syncretism can be taken before Christianity is no longer recognisable as such. And by his standards even 1% Christian content is enough to still make it Christian. No wonder he loves the Whore church so much and sees it teeming with the elect.  How can someone with so little discernment even claim to be born again?! And why do some on here even speak to this ignorant like he is a Christian? Maybe he's been to the Jesuit Subterfuge College to learn how to present himself as a believer, while introducing little doses of spiritual arsenic, to kill off the remnant slowly, until Jesuit Papa can take over the WCC and the ecumenism movement will be completed. |
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5/18/13 5:41 PM |
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Mike wrote: Most of the church buildings of my home town are in residential areas, but not limited to them. They are everywhere from rural areas outside the city to center city areas. I live quite close to one, though it isn't the one I am part of due to it being liberal. Thanks Mike. I too live within walking distance of several liberal churches, plus the RCC and a spiritualist church. All within residential areas. |
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5/18/13 5:34 PM |
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John UK wrote: They should sell off St Peters and give the proceeds to the poor. And then they should give up the Vatican City and any hope of world domination with Jesuit papa at the wheel. Wow! Amazing in that Judas advised accordingly about Jesus' expensive pre-burial ointment treatment. "This Vatican could have been sold for a high price and the money given to the poor." Matthew 26:9 |
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5/18/13 5:34 PM |
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John UK wrote: Ah Mike, there's that word zoning again. Let me see if I have it: a zone is for a set purpose, maybe industrial, maybe for maggot breeding, maybe for residential use, maybe for transmitting station? Then my question would be, do you find a church meeting in a residential zone? Or am I still off the mark? Maybe you have out of town churches? Years ago in the UK, a parish church (anglican) would be the very centre of every village and town, part of its infrastructure and life. Most of the church buildings of my home town are in residential areas, but not limited to them. They are everywhere from rural areas outside the city to center city areas. I live quite close to one, though it isn't the one I am part of due to it being liberal. |
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5/18/13 5:25 PM |
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You're a dupe wrote: So why the counter-reformation? You are totally lackikng perspicacity. The Catholic Church has not engaged in world domination since the Protestant Reformation. I have not heard any Pope that I have lived through mentioned anything about the Catholic Church wanting world domination. |
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5/18/13 5:19 PM |
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John Yurich USA wrote: That is totally false that the Catholic Church wants world domination. The Catholic Church gave up that idea after the Protestant Reformation. So why the counter-reformation? |
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