So, it seems inescapable that in the view of the poster I'm responding to, I personally am
an apostate, heretic and heathen.
Thankfully, God has a very different perspective on my person and my soul.
However, it was a fascinating personal assault. A little late--here it is already after noon. I was beginning to miss my morning personal assault. I was beginning to feel unloved by my dear RC bretheren and sistern.
I thought I was the heathen?
***So, it seems inescapable that in the view of the poster I’m responding to, I personally am
an apostate, heretic and heathen. ***
Are you taking names on yourself? Are you reading minds?
***I was beginning to feel unloved by my dear RC bretheren and sistern. ***
Ah, the hidden secret of this thread. Unlike it’s title, this thread is not about Mary; it’s about Quix’s feelings.
Okay. We are getting a new fix on Protestant exegesis. If a Catholic makes a generic statement it is directed at a particular Protestant personally and the Protestant is allowed, if not required, to take it personally and to make a show of injured innocence or of brushing it off.
If, on the other hand, a Protestant makes a generic statement it is to be understood literally as being only generic and having nothing whatsoever to do with any individual. Further any individual who takes any remark made by a Protestant personally is mentally ill.
Gah! No wonder they can't read Scripture!