DrBubbaLove
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Then why ask any one to pray for you?
Lol, you mock God by going to others who have died in the first death. There is a HUGE difference between asking someone whois alive to pray for you and someone who is dead. A HUGE difference don’t even try to get to dogmatic with it; it is simply not the same thing, there is no way to justify this. The Bible clearly states against such practices. It is not a matter of dogma for us, it is scriptural. As we say our Bible does in Macabees, with Paul and with our being told to pray for one another, we will just have to agree that you do not see it. For us it is absolutely biblical. I will agree you disagree it is in the Bible, disagree with our practice of it as Roman Catholics, and that you disagree with the earliest Christians that DID PRAY FOR THE DEAD long before there were "Roman" Catholics. That is fine. It is why I am Catholic and you are not.
(DrBubbaLove;36193)
Then why ask any one to pray for you?
Lol, you mock God by going to others who have died in the first death. There is a HUGE difference between asking someone whois alive to pray for you and someone who is dead. A HUGE difference don’t even try to get to dogmatic with it; it is simply not the same thing, there is no way to justify this. The Bible clearly states against such practices. It is not a matter of dogma for us, it is scriptural. As we say our Bible does in Macabees, with Paul and with our being told to pray for one another, we will just have to agree that you do not see it. For us it is absolutely biblical. I will agree you disagree it is in the Bible, disagree with our practice of it as Roman Catholics, and that you disagree with the earliest Christians that DID PRAY FOR THE DEAD long before there were "Roman" Catholics. That is fine. It is why I am Catholic and you are not.