To: wmfights; Cronos; Religion Moderator
Please don't ping me to your ecumenical thread.
Rhetorical advantage is gained by asserting a point of known controversy, and controversy shut off by the "ecumenical" label.
I've seen worse. I don't see any point in playing.
17 posted on
02/12/2011 9:48:15 AM PST by
Lee N. Field
(Bad eschatology has consequences.)
To: Lee N. Field
I don't see any point in playing. I'm with you Brother!
19 posted on
02/12/2011 9:56:33 AM PST by
wmfights
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To: Lee N. Field
What exactly do you find controversial in this reading about the lives of the Maccabees?
30 posted on
02/12/2011 11:14:37 PM PST by
Cronos
("They object to tradition saying that they themselves are wiser than the apostles" - Ire.III.2.2)
To: Lee N. Field; wmfights; Cronos; Religion Moderator
Rhetorical advantage is gained by asserting a point of known controversy, and controversy shut off by the "ecumenical" label. I've seen worse. I don't see any point in playing.
Well said.
Cronos, do not ping me to any further ecumenical threads, whether you posted them or not.
44 posted on
02/14/2011 6:05:19 AM PST by
metmom
(Welfare was never meant to be a career choice.)
To: Lee N. Field; Cronos
Rhetorical advantage is gained by asserting a point of known controversy, and controversy shut off by the "ecumenical" label. Controversy is not disallowed. Antagonism is disallowed. Interesting that some think that controversy automatically must mean antagonism.
Here is the Religion Moderator's discussion about Ecumenical Threads:
http://www.freerepublic.com/~religionmoderator/
46 posted on
02/14/2011 7:37:33 AM PST by
Judith Anne
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