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I don't know, I'm speaking about it with the priest today. Glad yours was so enjoyable :)

I'll be having a baptism cake soon! Let's hope it's as good as these!

Have a good one!

Yes.

The Arians used it too, though, so it's not always been straightforward. I would agree it's more than likely Trinitarian and John's Gospel is most clear Jesus is God.

Mark. Matthew was always the early Church's favourite and is quoted most often. Luke has a lot of social justice elements. Wouldn't say John is anti-Trinitarian, but seems to have been written by someone outside his circle of apostles.

Who is your favourite amongst the Fathers? Why?

Are there arguments in favour of Christian vegetarianism or pescatarianism? Some monastics followed diets that forbad eating four-legged beasts. What do you think?

I like 1559. This response seems rather anti-liturgy though.

Which edition of the BOCP do you prefer? Why?

I like to read the Romantic Poets. Shelley is my favourite. By him I like 'One word is too often profaned...' and 'Ozymandias' as well as 'The Sensitive Plant'. I like Alice du Clos and Rime of The Ancient Mariner by Coleridge. I also like Chaucer.

I love reading poetry. I also study Middle English as a layman.

That's good. I've been trying to a find a place where there are Christians who do believe in the Trinity!

I'm more thinking doctrinal debates etc. :)

Hi! I'm Stitch. I am about to be baptised into the Anglican Church but I am still considering Roman Catholicism. I'm a member of 2 fora already so hopefully should be bale to fit right in as a lifelong forum user! I am hoping to be able to have good discussion and debate with people. I'm a...