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Pls show no comparison for your insensitiveness, Amen 
Hey guys, read this! (Emmanuel)
Can the Catholic bible achieved this ? (Eternally Saved)
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Dear whosoever, Your indirect "overzealous" action may lead to judgement of others, confirming whatever you believed in is always right, others? No!! ______________________________________________________________ "I would not believe the Gospel unless moved thereto by the Church." - St. Augustine of Hippo ______________________________________________________________ Visit: http://ic.net/~erasmus/RAZ110.HTM Visit:http://www.cin.org/users/james/files/deuteros.htm ______________________________________________________________ This should be the most accurate version which I think serious bible students to use, instead of the comparison which leads to nowhere, : http://www.cybercomm.net/~dcon/drbible.html ______________________________________________________________ "But exactly what was it that the New Testament revealed to me, as little by little, it rendered the Church and her faith more visible to me?... The first (insight) if I arrange my thoughts somewhat objectively, was this: The New Testament itself recognizes and propounds the historical fact of the unfolding and development of the apostolic deposit of faith which is so fundamental to the understanding of tradition in its wider sense. In the New Testament Christ's free giving of himself through the Holy Spirit in the Church is in 'principle' captured and documented; that is to say, we find its origin and beginning there. And it manifests itself in connection with the apostolic heritage, which cannot be contained only in the New Testament writings, (but) more and more in the total tradition of the Church to this day. Otherwise the development of the 'Jesus tradition' apart from the gospels as well as within them cannot be theologically explicable. One can only understand it as the 'self-exegesis' of the Logos, Jesus Christ himself through the Holy Spirit through the faith of the Church. This is particularly obvious in the Fourth Gospel. ______________________________________________________________ Emmanuel |
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