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To: Christian_Capitalist
Still, I can see why a Roman Catholic apologist might take the position claimed; I just don't see any unique theological reason why a Roman Catholic would think that the Mormon position was particularly strong, as compared to any other of the (many) 19th Century "Restorationist" sects

It comes down to priesthood authority. Either via apostolic succession (Catholics) or a restored priesthood (via visitation and the laying on of hands) in the latter days.

48 posted on 03/10/2010 7:01:44 PM PST by nralife
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To: nralife
It comes down to priesthood authority. Either via apostolic succession (Catholics) or a restored priesthood (via visitation and the laying on of hands) in the latter days.

Well, like I said in my #49, that's one aspect to consider, as a possibility; but wait, there's more!...

(See my #49)

50 posted on 03/10/2010 7:05:30 PM PST by Christian_Capitalist
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