No, many miracles happened not found in Scripture, I just question why a big event such as the Assumption was never emphasized by John or any other Apostles. My whole point in this discussion. It took over 1900 years to be dogma, why so long?
Is a person damned to hell because one questions the Assumption?
Is a person damned to hell because one questions the Assumption?
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NO!!! (frantically waving arms jumping up and down!!!)
Question by all means PLEASE Question. The Bereans were commended for their not accepting every doctrine as truth but QUESTIONING!!!
Apparently because it was largely unknown.
Is a person damned to hell because one questions the Assumption?
The ground for believing a matter of faith is the authority of the source of the matter. If the Church states that something is infallibly true, to doubt it is to doubt the authority of the Church, and thus to doubt the ground for all the doctrines of the faith. The doctrines of the Church are not known in the way in which scientific truths are known, through evidence, experimentation, induction, abduction, verification, etc. They are known by believing in the authority (and hence trustworthiness) of their source.
-A8