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Re: End of Story at least for Catholics
« Reply #140 on: October 21, 2017, 11:55:49 AM »
You're wasting your time, Myrna.  These people are like Feeneyites.  It's a dogma to them that will not change no matter what the Church, science, or reality says.
I know that!   
I feel for the lurkers who read their FlatFantasy ideas, especially Catholics who might be convinced that their junk food is a dogma of faith.  
I don't understand the science of it and don't need to know it, for I was inspired to search for the story of the Miraculous Medal one day while thinking about this subject, and that was all the answer I needed.  
Just trying to keep it simple.  

Re: End of Story at least for Catholics
« Reply #141 on: October 21, 2017, 12:10:27 PM »

I don't understand the science of it and don't need to know it, for I was inspired to search for the story of the Miraculous Medal one day while thinking about this subject, and that was all the answer I needed.  
Just trying to keep it simple.  
What a cop out.
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Myrna cannot claim ignorance, no matter how hard she tries.
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I truly think God is not going to hold anyone accountable for something they had no idea of. The punishment due to one's ignorance would be mitigated. If one dies without ever having given any thought to the shape of the earth, I do not believe God will condemn him.
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However, if one has been presented with the truth and shown the obvious science and Bible references and then still  CHOOSES to reject this, I fear would have a different outcome.


Re: End of Story at least for Catholics
« Reply #142 on: October 21, 2017, 12:32:12 PM »
What a cop out.
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Myrna cannot claim ignorance, no matter how hard she tries.
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I truly think God is not going to hold anyone accountable for something they had no idea of. The punishment due to one's ignorance would be mitigated. If one dies without ever having given any thought to the shape of the earth, I do not believe God will condemn him.
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However, if one has been presented with the truth and shown the obvious science and Bible references and then still  CHOOSES to reject this, I fear would have a different outcome.
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Re: End of Story at least for Catholics
« Reply #143 on: October 21, 2017, 12:39:52 PM »
Scripture Passages that describe the Earth as Flat please. Also, what moral law/commandment would be broken, or Dogma rejected, that would warrant hell if one knows of FE but rejects it?
You've been given the "compass" passages many times, and you continue to scoff at them.
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What is a compass, in your opinion?
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If you really think a compass is a globe, you would be totally wrong.
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If you CHOOSE to reject Isaiah 40:22, and Job 26:10 do you think there is no culpability for a rejection of these parts of the Bible?
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Re: End of Story at least for Catholics
« Reply #144 on: October 21, 2017, 12:41:27 PM »
It's always like that. They get there little cheap shots in and then complain that we talk about it too much when retaliating to their ridiculousness.
Feel you "dawg".

Bullies. Maybe people like "Freedom" are correct in their approach after all; maybe we should just throw prudence to the wind and pummel these blokes mercilessly with copy/paste like "lover of truth."

You ever go monster on someone who keeps stupidly calling you one, or crazy for someone who thinks they're a shrink?

If they really thought that...

Contrast and compare can be very 'educational".

Some people grow complacent behind a keyboard; these are the same sorts that cry in disbelief when their "ragefinger" gets them ventilated IRL.

Pathetic.
It's like when I was a kid and my dad told me, after my ignorantly using the "N" word, "You can say that all you like, just as long as you say it in Compton."

Not his exact words, but it gets the point across.