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I didn’t see it. Was it addressed to me? What post # is it? Is it in this thread or another?

Do you know if he’s done, or is doing, anything to reverse Vatican II?

They are.

Continuing in verse 30, “This is he on behalf of whom I said, ‘After me comes a man who has a higher rank than I, for he existed before me.’” Another part of the witness in John that Jesus is the Jewish man who is the promised Messiah. The one God, the living God, didn’t die. It was Jesus...

Yes, but the question is why. As an aside, I see in the Apostles’ creed that only one person - my God - is identified as the creator of heaven and earth.

Do you see the Catholic teaching that you will be gods expressed in the Athanasian creed?

There was never a time when he was not alive in your theology.

Local bishops opposed to Vatican II and local bishops supportive of Vatican II. You’ve been without a successor to Peter since 1958. That’s 64 years. There’s never been a successor to Peter in your lifetime. What about earlier popes? Has there ever been a time frame prior to 1958 when, in your...

See atheists and agnostics.

Those who believe aren’t rejecting his Church.

What becomes of the wicked when they perish; when they melt; when they are burned up; when they are dissolved?

Peter to Jesus (John 6:68). A conversation between two Jewish monotheists.

“Simon Peter replied, ‘Lord, to whom would we go? You have the words that give eternal life.’” (John 6:68, NLT) “Simon Peter answered Him, ‘Lord, to whom shall we go? You have words of eternal life.’” (John 6:68, NASB) “Simon Peter spoke up. ‘Master,’ he said, ‘who can we go to? You’re the...

Thanks. The ghost of Billy Graham is smiling. * Do you remember what I said about the gospel a couple of days ago @MatthewG?

“The word theosis is not found in the Bible. It was first used by some early Christian theologians who developed the concept and doctrine of theosis. Theosis is a transliteration of a Greek word, from the root theos, which means ‘god.’ So, theosis literally means ‘being made god,’ or ‘being made...

“Where the English translation says, quoting St. Athanasius of Alexandria in the fourth century, ‘For the son of God became man so that we might become God,’ the official Latin text reads, Ipse siquidem homo factus est, ut nos dii efficeremur. Literal translation, ‘For the Son of God became man...

“… ‘that we might become God’ is better translated as ‘that we might be deified.’ The Greek word for ‘deified,’ theopoiethomen, has the connotation of participation in rather than becoming God. … This participation in the divine nature is commonly referred to as theosis or divinization.”...

I don’t believe what you believe. I’m a Jewish monotheist, not a Catholic. Now your assessment of theefaith’s beliefs. He’s been harshly criticized by some members of the forum - trinitarian and non-trinitarian alike. To the best of my knowledge, no Catholic member of the forums has yet come to...

Of course I believe in the resurrection of the body. Resurrection is the means by which the dead are made alive. Since you’re here, what do you think about @theefaith’s defense of Catholicism?

Why do you think they need their rotted corpses resurrected to life?