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To: Carpe Cerevisi
When I see something like this info posted I usually check out who is arguing that the Catholic Church is of the devil, and then I move on.

It is really hard to talk with people who think they know everything. Sorta like the inability to dialogue with a radical imam.

The best progress Christianity has had is when honest individuals recognize what they have in common and build from that.

The only thing a discussion like this does is re-open old wounds and no one is ever satisfied at the result.

15 posted on 02/16/2015 12:57:25 PM PST by Slyfox (I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just: that his justice cannot sleep for ever)
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To: Slyfox
It is really hard to talk with people who think they know everything.

You see the problem non-RCC Christians have on this forum then.
16 posted on 02/16/2015 1:00:03 PM PST by Resettozero
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To: Slyfox
>>The best progress Christianity has had is when honest individuals recognize what they have in common and build from that.<<

Well you should love this pope working to bring all religions together in a "get along" prayer fest and one world religion. And how about that statement by the Catholic Church that you and the Muslims serve the same god!

35 posted on 02/16/2015 2:03:54 PM PST by CynicalBear (For I decided to know nothing among you except Jesus)
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To: Slyfox
The best progress Christianity has had is when honest individuals recognize what they have in common and build from that.

AMEN!!!

49 posted on 02/16/2015 3:11:56 PM PST by Grateful2God (Faith alone, not good works? And Mother Teresa wasted all that time with both...)
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