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To: vladimir998; CynicalBear; Gamecock; metmom; RnMomof7
Oh, now - this is absolutely HILARIOUS. Seriously? Are you so embarrassed to answer the question that THIS is all you can muster? If so, it's sad. Oh, well. For a little fun:

“I AM” only became known as such in Exodus 3. Abraham was long dead by that point. So, do profess belief in the God of Abraham? Yes or No.

By this question, are you insinuating that God, before Exodus 3 was somehow not the same eternal God that names himself IN Exodus 3? If so, you may not actually believe in the one true living God; if so, I pity you. I believe in the God of Abraham. In Exodus 3 and before. And after. Yahweh is the same God, eternal, and unchanging.
Do YOU believe in him? Or do you believe in the same "God" as the Muslims in CCC 841? Do you 'acknowledge' and 'adore' the same "God" the Muslims do in CCC841?

Hint: Muslims profess belief in the God of Abraham. Jews profess belief in the God of Abraham. Christians profess belief in the God of Abraham.

Survey says... X

Jews believe in the same God of Abraham as do Christians. Muslims don't. their "God" is not the God of the Bible. So, once again, according to YOUR CHURCH, not mine, Catholics and Muslims 'acknowledge' and 'adore' the same God. And again, I ask, do YOU? Do YOU agree with with CCC 841?

I keep pitchin' 'em, and you keep missin' 'em. (Foghorn Leghorn)

Hoss

BTW -- thanks for the comedy you're turning this into -- you only need answer yes or no! I'll keep answering, but oddly, you refuse.

Hoss

324 posted on 03/27/2015 12:16:04 PM PDT by HossB86 (Christ, and Him alone.)
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To: HossB86

Oh, now - this is absolutely HILARIOUS. Seriously? Are you so embarrassed to answer the question that THIS is all you can muster? If so, it’s sad. Oh, well. For a little fun:
CCC 841 became known to you only long after you probably first of the God of Abraham. So, now that you know that Muslims profess belief in the God of Abraham do profess belief in the God of Abraham? Yes or No.

By avoiding this question, are you insinuating that because Muslims profess belief in the God of Abraham you won’t?

Are you really saying you won’t say you profess belief in the God of Abraham just because Muslims do? If not, you may not actually believe in the one true living God - and you certainly are not showing any strength of faith if you are in fact too afraid to state that belief just because Muslims do. If so, I pity you.

“I believe in the God of Abraham.”

Good! And so do Muslims and Jews and all Christians. Thus you cannot logically disagree with CCC 841. You can only make what is a thoroughly mendacious argument to the contrary. By your admission you have shown that you and Muslims agree.

Do YOU believe in him? Or do you not believe in the “God of Abraham” as CCC 841 notes Muslims do? Do you know that you share a profession of belief with Muslims and Jews? Can you stand that? Can you accept that?

Muslims profess belief in the God of Abraham. Jews profess belief in the God of Abraham. Christians profess belief in the God of Abraham. And you have too now.

“Jews believe in the same God of Abraham as do Christians. Muslims don’t.”

So you’re saying Jews believe in the Trinity? Christians believe the God of Abraham is a Trinity of Divine Persons. Are you claiming Jews believe in the Trinity?

I keep pitchin’ ‘em, and you keep missin’ ‘em. (Foghorn Leghorn)

BTW — thanks for the comedy you’re turning this into — you know, claiming Jews believe in the Trinity and all. You only need to answer yes or no to my questions - especially that one about your false claim about Jews believing in the Trinity! I’ll keep answering, but oddly, you will refuse most likely.


339 posted on 03/27/2015 12:31:16 PM PDT by vladimir998
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