Posted on 10/15/2001 6:54:40 AM PDT by malakhi
Wow, then she's a lot older than originally thought.
That is one of the Bibles I use, per the message.
The myth of "Peter in Rome" is the foundation of the Roman Church. As this myth goes so goes the foundation. Some say it is irrelevant whether he was there or not, Wrong, wrong, wrong. It is foundational to every RCC sacramental claim. If no Peter in Rome, then no Pope in Rome -- and the entire structure of Marian, Eucharistic, Papal, and other claims upon which the RCC is built collapses like a sand castle.
And then that enire "Upon this rock" interpretation that the RCC has held onto takes upon itself a new meaning, for Peter was the Apostle of the Church in Jerusalem. Jerusalem is the God's Eternal City -- not Rome. Rome's days are numbered and those vicarious myths for which it has become legend.
Good morning Angelo...technically yeah but not in a Super Bowl game. The same type of thing could probably be flagged a dozen of times in a game...
Yeah, I think they had the game already won in their minds and being introduced as a team instead of individuals spoke volumes about their mindset.
Buh bye, Madden and Summerall. I can't believe they were questioning the Pat's decision to try to score with almost 1:30 left. The Patriots played to win, rather than to avoid losing
Really, what some bonehead announcing that was. Play for overtime against the Rams, one of the most potent offenses in the league.
Becky
By this term it is impied that Mary is the mother of the Father God, t the Son of God, and the Holy Spirit. Did she give birth to triplets, or am I missing something?
Did God exist before Mary was a twinkle in her father's eye, so how could she precede him? Was Jesus the Son of God long before she took her first breath?
Isn't it true that the most and highest thing that Scripture says about Mary is that she was the "mother of Jesus".? And to leap from that to RCC and OC Marian claims requires a highly active imagination?
Ain't that the truth? Just when I start thinking I'm God's gift, he reveals something to me about myself that quickly shows me how very very far I have to go.
WOW, WHAT A GAME!
Wow, what a script!
I'm a bit sceptical about this "victory." It just seems all too fitting. :o/
Yep. A Patsy defender tackled Faulk (I think it was Faulk) even though he didn't have the ball.
Really? On what is this assertion based?
If no Peter in Rome, then no Pope in Rome -- and the entire structure of Marian, Eucharistic, Papal, and other claims upon which the RCC is built collapses like a sand castle.
Could you please explain what Peter's presence in Rome has to do with the Eucharist?
ROFL. Now that would make for a Funny Horror flick. A kosher vampire. He would starve to death out of guilt. LOL.
I'll put in a call to Mel Brooks.
Theotokos does not mean Mother of God. It means "God bearer."
The term came out of the Nestorian controversy. It was used to make the point that at no time after conception was Jesus only man, but always both God and Man. Nestorians believed that Jesus was man first, then became God. This heresy was repudiated at the Council of Ephesus, which used the term Theotokos or God bearer against the Nestorian term Anthrophoros or man bearer.
That's right, I had forgotten that!
I posted to the Freeples thread for a little while but it got clickish (sp?) and inane in a hurry. But I don't doubt that they've got us beat on quantity, be have quality and quantity here. LOL
Well, most of the time, anyway. ;o)
Very good call. Marshall Faulk was totally mugged trying to get out on his pass pattern.
I'm glad Summerall is leaving. He's the most boring mundane announcer on the planet.
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