Cristo Rei
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Do Protestants do saints as well... Ok... I thought it was a Catholic thing
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And further, my son, be admonished by these. Of making many books there is no end, and much study is wearisome to the flesh. Ecc.12:12:) I’m a woman of one book
I left one off my list yesterday.
Jeanne Guyon
Very inspiring person.
And typical of the Catholic Church.....they mistreat, torture, or kill someone, (back in those days), and later they re-qualify them and elevate them as a "Saint". This is usually a few hundred years after they torture and kill them.
This happened to Joan of Arc.
This happened to Jeanne Guyon., tho in her case they only kept her in a dungeon for 7 years, probably being raped for most of that time by guards.
Eventually they let her out, and now she's revered by the CC as a "Saint" as if they never tortured her for half her life.
More then likely most Catholics don't realize it was the Catholic leadership in England who falsely accused Joan of Arc, and used their lie as their faux crime against her, to burn her. Later, Catholic writers who witnessed her savage ending were very upset, because as she was burning she was crying out to JESUS, and they realized, they were convicted in their hearts that this person was INNOCENT, and murdered by the CC.
Guyon is one of the more prolific writers of theology (personal) along with Hildegard of Bingen.
Both have been published for a long time, and both are very interesting reads.
Guyon's books are useful in understanding some of the deeper principals of the Christian walk and the "inner" prayer life.
:) I’m a woman of one book
I can amen that one too! Yes she was amazing. Somewhere along the road of 56 years I lost the book on her life![]()
Do Protestants do saints as well... Ok... I thought it was a Catholic thing
She was an amazing woman.
She loved God so much.... So totally puposely given to God.
Very inspiriting person.
Hatred is so wrong. Sorry for any hatred On my part...many people have been so distracted by other denominations, that they lash out. It’s not a personal attack, although it might appear that way. I find myself lashing out at most denominations now, as I’ve allowed myself to be led astray by quite a few. Maybe I just like distractions??
My favourite saint is my wife who went home 5 years ago.=
In some ways, the phrase "favorite Saint" is a bit humorous, as all the born again are "Saints".
Invoked him...stop it! now I know you’re having a laugh :)Anglican do Saints and so do Orthodox and my Church does as well. One of my Priest likes St. Coulmba and in the prayers always invoked him and each time I kept thinking of Coulmbo the TV detective :)
LolAs far as I seen you been great, I been bad though and yes I lash out. It was the OP I was thinking of. By putting this thread in this section he OP is trying to say he is better because he is not a Traditional Christian.
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In some ways, the phrase "favorite Saint" is a bit humorous, as all the born again are "Saints".
God has no favorites , He just has those who do more for Him, and understand more from Him.
The Catholic church of course twisted this idea of "Saint" and redefined it as carnal= "famous".
This is carnal, and its not scriptural, but, in the history of the Church there have been some "famous" believers who are well worth learning about, as i find that when i read about the LIFE of someone from the Past who gave everything, gave all, to God, it helps me to to also manifest the same type of ultimate spirituality.
I'll list a few "Saints" for you, and if you are curious, then do a Wiki search, or go deeper and order a book, or do a really refined "Bing" or "Google" or similar search, and see if you are not also captivated and inspired by those who elevated into a Higher Place of Dominion in God.
1. St Francis
2. Mary Of Egypt.
3. Joan of Arc
4. St Bernard Of Clairvaux
5. Hildegard of Bingen
6. Dionysius
7. Richard of St. Victor
8. Gregory of Nyssa
Book you should get :
Foxe's Book Of Martyrs
Did you ever read - "Reese Howells Intercessor" written by Norman Grubb..
A similar anointing was upon him...well worth the read...I believe its free on pdf
My favourite saint is my wife who went home 5 years ago.
:)Now she's waiting for you.
I have much family there waiting for me.
And if i go today to meet them, then happy am i.
Im homesick. I want to be with my Lord and my heavenly family.
Me too
Invoked him...stop it! now I know you’re having a laugh :)