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>>And that was not the question I asked.<<
Here's the question you asked.
>>Do you believe in the Resurrection of the Body? Yes or No<<
Now, Catholics do NOT honour the resurrected body. They honour the body that was sown in dishonour. They honour the body that was "sown in weakness". So your question was simply a diversion from the topic of who and what you are "venerating" and I pointed that out.
So the question again is as follows:
Do you believe in the resurrection of the Dead? Yes or No. Simple question asking what you believe. Not what Catholics believe or what you think Catholics believe.
Catholics Honor the deceased Person, and Persons to a Person have both a Soul and Body. Christ the Divine Person rose from the dead, both Soul and Body, Not just soul.
So we honor the deceased saint [Person- by honoring their relics, and since we believe in the communion of saints, we also believe we are in communion with their spirit in Christ. Thus, in the end, the entire Saint [person] will be united with us and Christ in heaven, and that person will have both a soul and body.
...”Catholics do NOT honour the resurrected body. They honour the body that was sown in dishonour. They honour the body that was “sown in weakness”.....
From what I’ve seen written and practiced I have to agree it certainly looks like that. But then let’s see how they define death itself.
The Bible defines it quite well for me...”The body without the spirit is dead.”