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Dying by "Accident" before being baptized, and BOD?
« Reply #325 on: December 18, 2011, 05:03:34 PM »
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Raul wrote: That is blatantly untrue, even Richard Ibranyi quotes St. Alphonsus saying that the opinion that someone needs only implicit faith in certain mysteries is PROBABLE.


If you would quote the source itself that you mention, rather than writing your own interpretation, you would catch your own errors. Confusing as you do, implicit desire with implicit faith, is like confusing lightning bug and lightning.

I have not seen you once post the quotes of which you only mention the authors. This is not about you, there's other people reading these threads, and your not posting the actual quote is not teaching anyone anything. Are people supposed to take your word for it?

Dying by "Accident" before being baptized, and BOD?
« Reply #326 on: December 18, 2011, 05:09:37 PM »
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Cupertino said:
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2) Other brand? Probably most Feeneyites insist on physical water even to say an Angel will do it covertly at least a moment before death even if other humans can't witness it.


And if that doesn't show people their literal-mindedness and scruples, I don't know what does.


I can understand how you feel, since you don't know the difference between, baptism of desire of the catechumen, implicit desire to be a baptized Catholic,  implicit faith, and invincible ignorance. To you it's just "literal mindedness".
Again the diffrence between all those DIFFERENT derivatives of BOD, is like the difference between lightning and lightning bug. One is harmless and the other will kill you.

"Fools rush in where wise men fear to thread".