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And that was what I was wondering. Our Lady Mary Queen of Peace, Saint Rita, Saint Roch, Christ the King, and Bishop Dubourg, most of these had something to talk about in regard to the Infancy Gospels. Maybe it is an American thing. Christ had a childhood so people are curious.

You are the one missing the point. You think your beliefs dominated 4th century Christianity and your are wrong. And I never said Baptism was not important. And if you have a dozen scriptures that support your interpretation but over a hundred that supports another interpretation you might...

And your denomination is? Before you tell me, do you think Jane or I will condemn it?

One I would have to admit I am having trouble gleaning your point, except maybe that you are troubled. But let me say this, some believe the scriptures are "ink" some believe they are holy, some believe that only one translation is blessed of God. But then there are those that believe that God's...

Hello Pray Warrior, No not related to Jane. I am a Christian that fellowships with many denominations. I believe in freedom of religion, if you do not, you should visit a communist country, so you can see and feel their approach to religion...lol I don't mean leave the country, I mean on...

It is a case presented by an ex-Mormon, now if you look, you can find testimonials from ex-Christians that have converted to Islam. Of course they denounce Christianity. Those that believe in Christ are part of body of Christ. Now that body today, has been fractured into tens of thousands of...

I am pretty sure I have some democrats here, so let me ask this question, in today's world how can a Christian, in good conscience vote for a democrat. Considering their initiatives as it is to push America to communism, I am just wondering how you equate that to good?

Understand the confusion and the confusion is there. The point in Romans is that although most of the Jews had not believed in Christ, some, referred to as the "remnant" had believed and the hope for the Jews rested on them. But how many other aspects are there. Paul is a Jewish Benjamite, but...

O I do not think anyone is going to contest that Baptism should occur. But beliefs differ. So some Protestants beliefs are that baptism is nothing more than a act of obedience and public display...I do not believe that. It should happen and it does mean something. Then if we do battling...

That is because you believe that Baptism is the point of being a Christian, rather than the belief in Christ, being the point of being a Christian. So let me rephrase the question, what all did he do for Christianity after the battle of Milvian Bridge?

That is the problem with people not knowing history. Just sit while they teach you, truth does not come that way, propaganda comes that way. Ok, so lets see what you know....list the Christian accomplishments of Emperor Constantine.

BOL you are digging yourself a hole! Constantine did get baptized on his death bed, like many of the time they thought that way they would enter heaven with a sin free soul....it was the beliefs of the time. Kind of like...Oh three kings of orient are.....traditions.

Thank you, I know the scriptures. That is the chain of command in marriage....Need to look into the history of Christian marriages...interesting topic.

Like I said...how many names can we call the same thing? lol

You are a tad to sure of yourself on that. Do you know were the concept of wedding ceremonies came from and where a lot the traditions came from? Do you know when the Church ruled that there needed to be a public ceremony? And it really had nothing to do with a covenant, but rather property.

Why do I ask....just curious....find them very interesting.

lol When I was at Mary Queen of Peace I never heard the word narratives as applied to the Infancy Gospels. Lets see.... the The Infancy Gospel of James, The Infancy Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew, The Infancy Gospel of Thomas, There is a Latin Infancy Gospel. Then on the internet I see no narratives...

@Giuliano Having fun! I wrote a 1900 page book...before I started I took the advise of Paul Harvey and Zig Ziglar. You have to write at the 6th grade level unless you are only expect professors to buy your book. lol You are shooting over their heads, you need to lower your aim lol But I do...

Romans 9-11 Of course this is mostly about his reflection on Israel. The year, around 58 ad, eight years after the decision of the Council of Jerusalem. The Jewish Messiah had been crucified and to what end for Israel, they had rejected Him! A few had believed but that was no consolation for...

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