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To: adiaireton8; Dr. Eckleburg; HarleyD
Among Catholics there is room for freedom of opinion on various issues, of course.

[re: recent posts:] I am fine with accepting that, but it does appear to be a change.

But you seem to want to use the expression of some of those opinions (the ones with which you disagree) as a way of bashing the Catholic Church.

No, no, no. :) In my 801, I specifically said "IF that guy was right ...". I also said it didn't match what we Reformers had been told by other Catholics. I was criticizing the inconsistency, GIVEN THAT, among the top attacks we Reformers enjoy from our Catholic friends is that there are a million different denominations of Protestantism, and therefore there is no cohesiveness. We believe those attacks to be very erroneous and unfair. It should therefore be no surprise that we take notice when it appears there is disunity among Catholics.

822 posted on 12/01/2006 4:04:04 AM PST by Forest Keeper
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To: Forest Keeper
but it does appear to be a change.

It is not a change.

It should therefore be no surprise that we take notice when it appears there is disunity among Catholics.

The difference is that you're not in full communion with all Protestants, while Catholics who disagree with each other are in full communion with one another. In other words, Protestantism is not one Church.

-A8

824 posted on 12/01/2006 5:31:15 AM PST by adiaireton8 ("There is no greater evil one can suffer than to hate reasonable discourse." - Plato, Phaedo 89d)
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