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OmarUK
  Dec 18, 07, 14:49  #121

Quoting: Grzegorz_
The Holy Father Benedict XVI had recently confirmed that there is no salvation outside of the Catholic Church... she should better think about It.



I'm a bit confused Grzegorz!
Am I wrong in thinking....
No freedom of choice in Catholicism??

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Grzegorz_
  Dec 18, 07, 14:52  #122

Quoting: OmarUK
No freedom of choice in Catholicism??


Of course there is the freedom of choice but people have to bear the consequences.


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_Sofi_ [Guest]
  Dec 18, 07, 14:54  #123

Quoting: Grzegorz_
Of course there is the freedom of choice but people have to bear the consequences.

Will Jesus face them for not being one?

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OmarUK
  Dec 18, 07, 14:58  #124

Quoting: Grzegorz_
Of course there is the freedom of choice but people have to bear the consequences.


What consequences?
I'm intrigued...will my GF be in any danger?

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blackadder
  Dec 18, 07, 14:59  #125

Quoting: OmarUK

Quoting: Grzegorz_
The Holy Father Benedict XVI had recently confirmed that there is no salvation outside of the Catholic Church... she should better think about It.



I'm a bit confused Grzegorz!
Am I wrong in thinking....
No freedom of choice in Catholicism??



i think Holy Father is not exactly the One who will decide.
all of people are god's children,therefore all have same rights before him.ok maybe some have privileges.
and i'm not happy that my puppy won't go to Heaven with me.


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_Sofi_ [Guest]
  Dec 18, 07, 15:01  #126

Quoting: blackadder
my puppy won't go to Heaven with me.

My cat is going whether I have to smuggle her under the gates or not.

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southern
  Dec 18, 07, 15:04  #127

Quoting: _Sofi_
My cat is going whether I have to smuggle her under the gates or not.


You think your cat has commited no sins?

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_Sofi_ [Guest]
  Dec 18, 07, 15:07  #128

Quoting: southern
You think your cat has commited no sins?

Would anybody get in on that policy?

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blackadder
  Dec 18, 07, 15:07  #129

all babies that died during births were officially condemned to Purgatory,by official Church.few months ago Pope changed that.
what about babies in a last few centuries that died?
that's not fair.I think God is above that,he already provided a place in Heaven for them long ago.but i'm dissapointed that Vatican didn't recognized that from the beginning.


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osiol
  Dec 18, 07, 15:08  #130

Cats never fell from grace, so they can just do what they want.
A bit like donkeys.


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cubic
  Dec 18, 07, 16:35  #131

Quoting: blackadder
all babies that died during births were officially condemned to Purgatory,by official Church.few months ago Pope changed that.

I heard about that. Here is a good piece discussing this issue: Irrational belief won't go out on a limbo. A quote:

Why go to all this theological trouble? Why not, as it has done before, allow an out-of-date teaching to slip out of the catechism without telling anyone?

One explanation is that the Catholic church is heavily recruiting in Third World countries where rates of infant mortality are high. You won’t win many converts in Africa teaching that unbaptised babies who die of Aids, malnutrition and malaria never get to heaven.

There is little doubt but that the sheer unpopularity of limbo among the laity is prompting the Vatican’s rethink. Imagine how uncomfortable an unmarried priest or bishop would be explaining to a mother, grief-stricken by the death of her infant, that, sorry, but the rules say you can’t be reunited with your baby in the afterlife, and the dead infant is never going to see God either. Try passing around the money basket after that.

Completely cynical about the third world and infant mortality, but there may be something in it. Who knows -- by stripping away some of the more obviously preposterous tenets they may find their numbers of devotees actually go up.

There was a heartrending programme on Radio 4 a few months ago on this issue: Limbo Babies. A Catholic mother who lost three babies asked: "How can this ever-loving God banish an innocent baby into limbo?" Ah, but according to the church, the baby was not innocent, thanks to the inhuman doctrine of original sin.


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OmarUK
Edited by: OmarUK  Dec 18, 07, 17:41  #132

True religious belief will always be with us. It doesn’t just satisfy the deep human desire, belief could even be an evolutionary construct. More than anything, religion gives one a sense of community, people coming together to celebrate and mourn at intervals in their lives.

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ShelleyS
  Dec 19, 07, 02:39  #133

Suicide bomb DVD for children :) Its been made by muslims, now try and tell me that muslims are peaceful, loving, caring people!

The disc, part of an Egyptian-made series, shows a girl singing about following in her mother’s footsteps and sacrificing herself in pursuit of jihad.


URL


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lonely
  Dec 19, 07, 02:47  #134

Quoting: ShelleyS
Suicide bomb DVD for children :) Its been made by muslims, now try and tell me that muslims are peaceful, loving, caring people!


Is this DVD for real???

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isisores
  Dec 19, 07, 02:58  #135

Quoting: ShelleyS
Suicide bomb DVD for children :) Its been made by muslims, now try and tell me that muslims are peaceful, loving, caring people!

ok i tell you, muslims are peaceful, loving, caring people :P
but these bombers are not muslims, they are simply not, just accept. they can call theirselves muslim but they can't be after all. as it doesn't make you a devil what the things hitler or bush done because of being in same religion, this doesn't make muslims bad people.
damn how can't you see this? i suppose you are kidding :P


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worklink
  Dec 19, 07, 03:55  #136

Quoting: isisores
isisores


Useless. Some people prefer not to see and accept things even when they see them clear. It's written in Quran about it but still I find it hard to believe that people are like that.

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ShelleyS
Edited by: ShelleyS  Dec 19, 07, 05:19  #137

Quoting: isisores
but these bombers are not muslims


Oh but they are, they are quite open that they do it in the name of religion and that we (the infidels) are to be punished....

Quoting: worklink
Some people prefer not to see and accept things even when they see them clear


Seems clear enough to me that there is a dvd being sold that promotes suicide bombings...

Quoting: lonely
Is this DVD for real???


Yes it is.

URL

At long last the government are going to do something :)))))))))))))))))


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Kilkline
  Dec 19, 07, 06:13  #138

Quoting: blackadder
all babies that died during births were officially condemned to Purgatory,by official Church.few months ago Pope changed that.
what about babies in a last few centuries that died?
that's not fair.I think God is above that,he already provided a place in Heaven for them long ago.but i'm dissapointed that Vatican didn't recognized that from the beginning.


I though the Pope was infallible.


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cubic
Edited by: cubic  Dec 19, 07, 06:45  #139

Quoting: Kilkline
I though the Pope was infallible.

Only in certain circumstances, supposedly. See Papal infallibility. From the section, Instances of papal infallibility:

Many non-Catholics, and even some Catholics, wrongly believe that the doctrine teaches that the Pope is infallible in everything he says. In fact, the use of papal infallibility is rare.

Catholic theologians agree that both Pope Pius IX's 1854 definition of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception of Mary, and Pope Pius XII's 1950 definition of the dogma of the Assumption of Mary are instances of papal infallibility, a fact which has been confirmed by the Church's magisterium. However, theologians disagree about what other documents qualify.

...

The Vatican itself has given no complete list of papal statements considered to be infallible.

I'm sure any list of infallible papal statements issued by the Vatican will not include any that contradict each other!


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worklink
  Dec 19, 07, 07:39  #140

Quoting: ShelleyS
Oh but they are, they are quite open that they do it in the name of religion and that we (the infidels) are to be punished....


You have to know that no one who makes an attempt to kill innocents (or kill) in no circumstances can be a muslim.
And something else for you to note - in Quran, which has to be followed by any muslim, is written that
If you kill a man, it equals if like you kill the whole humankind. And if you saved a life, it equals if like you would saved the whole Humankind also.

Now you can dig to look for DVDs and other examples of apalling "muslim" acts.


You know, actually situation is very familiar - lots of so called "Christians" are very surprised when being said that God restricted them from drawing alive human beings - it is very clearly said in Bible. And yet they still pray to saints portrets (icons). Because some people who decide that they can make new rules did so after Jesus gone. But no one can cancell or change something in what God gave to people. This is people's deviation from the clear written text. But most prefer to follow "the leader" without thinking. And this is what you're doing right now.

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southern
  Dec 19, 07, 08:10  #141

Quoting: worklink
And yet they still pray to saints portrets (icons).


Not the protestants.And for some centuries there was great rivalry between people in favour and against the use of icons.

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lesser
  Dec 19, 07, 08:17  #142

Quoting: worklink
And yet they still pray to saints portrets (icons). Because some people who decide that they can make new rules did so after Jesus gone.


They don't pray to icons. They ask saints to "support" them in front of God.


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Kilkline
  Dec 19, 07, 08:18  #143

Quoting: cubic
Quoting: Kilkline
I though the Pope was infallible.

Only in certain circumstances, supposedly. See Papal infallibility. From the section, Instances of papal infallibility:


So does Limbo exist this week or not?


I prefer Yasser Arafat's opinion on all this - "all religious wars are about is who's imaginary friend is better."


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southern
Edited by: southern  Dec 19, 07, 08:27  #144

Quoting: lesser
They ask saints to "support" them in front of God.


In fact they beg Saints to introduce their preys to God.
Islam was developed where the most extremist Christians lived.In Syria,Egypt,Palestine,Arabia the Christians believed that Jesus was God and not human at all.Islam regards Jesus as the main prophet of Allah before Moameth.
The Christians who lived there and later turned to Islam were against any interference of cosmic state with religious affairs as it happened in Vatikan.They wanted a pure religion and when the Christians in Rome and Constantinopol betrayed them and connected religion to state,they turned to Islam which was developed on the basis of their believs.

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lesser
  Dec 19, 07, 08:39  #145

Quoting: southern
In fact they beg Saints to introduce their preys to God.


Agreed.


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ShelleyS
  Dec 19, 07, 10:37  #146

Quoting: worklink
Now you can dig to look for DVDs and other examples of apalling "muslim" acts.


Dont need to I can just turn on the TV and read about some muslim killing his wife or some woman suicide bomber walking in to a crowed place and taking half the crowd out...

Quoting: worklink
You have to know that no one who makes an attempt to kill innocents (or kill) in no circumstances can be a muslim.


July 7th London bombings?

Having lived in England all my life I understand about terrorism - we had the IRA for many years....you know what, they didnt kill one person the day the Manchester bomb went off - yet it did more damage than the London bombs - you know why because they had a different agenda, it wasnt about taking human life!

muslims just want to murder!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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bellzii
Edited by: bellzii  Dec 19, 07, 11:30  #147

After all , I think you have great hatred to islam, it may be you have lost some beloved one in these barbaric bombings which islam does not sanction any acts like that, just give urself a chance by reading in the Quran. Or The biography of the prophet
Or just maybe have an overlook about this great book

Today was major bairam (EID) and outside one of the mosques i prayed at had that banner written on it "The Virgin Mary Church congratulates the muslim brothers and the muslim nation on their EID"
So muslims do live with people with other religions in peace then.


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OmarUK
Edited by: OmarUK  Dec 19, 07, 11:32  #148

Quoting: ShelleyS
we had the IRA for many years....you know what, they didnt kill one person the day the Manchester bomb went off - yet it did more damage than the London bombs - you know why because they had a different agenda, it wasnt about taking human life!


Shelleys, you make me laugh!

Oooh, ooooh, it's different! they're muslims! LOL

http://www.wesleyjohnston.com/users/ireland/past/troubles/major_killin gs.html

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cubic
  Dec 19, 07, 14:06  #149

Quoting: Kilkline
So does Limbo exist this week or not?

It never did, in my opinion. Ditto Heaven and Hell.

Quoting: worklink
You have to know that no one who makes an attempt to kill innocents (or kill) in no circumstances can be a muslim.

Under what circumstance can an infidel be considered "innocent"? It's a matter of interpretation, isn't it? Along with the silent majority of Muslims, you may accept an inclusive definition of "innocent". The problem is that an influential minority of extremist Muslims hold that no infidel can be considered innocent, and may therefore be killed.

Quoting: worklink
And something else for you to note - in Quran, which has to be followed by any muslim, is written that If you kill a man, it equals if like you kill the whole humankind. And if you saved a life, it equals if like you would saved the whole Humankind also.

Actually, as I'm sure you're well aware, the Koran qualifies this by specifically excluding those who "murder" or "spread mischief in the land." Other translations use "corruption in the earth" instead of the latter caveat. I'm not familiar with the commentaries on this Sura, or whether it's supposed to apply only to the Jewish tribes in Arabia at the time, but "mischief" seems to allow considerable latitude for extremists. The relevant verses, 5:32-34:

[5.32] On that account: We ordained for the Children of Israel that if any one slew a person - unless it be for murder or for spreading mischief in the land - it would be as if he slew the whole people: and if any one saved a life, it would be as if he saved the life of the whole people. Then although there came to them Our messengers with clear signs, yet, even after that, many of them continued to commit excesses in the land.
[5.33] The punishment of those who wage war against Allah and His Messenger, and strive with might and main for mischief through the land is: execution, or crucifixion, or the cutting off of hands and feet from opposite sides, or exile from the land: that is their disgrace in this world, and a heavy punishment is theirs in the Hereafter;
[5.34] Except for those who repent before they fall into your power: in that case, know that Allah is Oft-forgiving, Most Merciful.



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cubic
Edited by: cubic  Dec 19, 07, 14:41  #150

Quoting: OmarUK
Oooh, ooooh, it's different! they're muslims! LOL

Let's not minimise the Troubles. The IRA killed more than 3000 people over a period of three decades. Nevertheless, there are differences between the IRA and Islamist terrorists. For one, the IRA never sought to conquer Britain, or convert it to Islam. In the words of Osama bin Laden, whose image on t-shirts sells widely in the Muslim world:

As to the relationship between Muslims and infidels, this is summarized by the Most High's Word: "We renounce you. Enmity and hate shall forever reign between us — till you believe in Allah alone." So there is an enmity, evidenced by fierce hostility from the heart. And this fierce hostility — that is, battle — ceases only if the infidel submits to the authority of Islam, or if his blood is forbidden from being shed, or if Muslims are at that point in time weak and incapable. But if the hate at any time extinguishes from the heart, this is great apostasy! Allah Almighty's Word to his Prophet recounts in summation the true relationship: "O Prophet! Wage war against the infidels and hypocrites and be ruthless. Their abode is hell — an evil fate!" Such, then, is the basis and foundation of the relationship between the infidel and the Muslim. Battle, animosity, and hatred — directed from the Muslim to the infidel — is the foundation of our religion. And we consider this a justice and kindness to them.

Nor (to the best of my knowledge) did the IRA cite Catholic theology to justify its atrocities.


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