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To: Ping-Pong; markomalley; wagglebee; Salvation; SoothingDave

I think some of these comments are addressed to me. First, please realize that I am NOT the author of this text. Frank Sheed is a famous Catholic apologist and I am much in his debt for the clarity and beauty of his writings on Theology. I have taken the liberty to copy some of the text of "Theology and Sanity" and presented it above. Sheed's work is an excellent read, especially for a Christian wondering just what the Catholic Church teaches with a great deal of biblical background and the weight of tradition to buttress his views. He is an eminent spokesman.

Second, I do not fully agree with your second statement regarding the traditions of men. For this I refer you to Dave Armstrong (who I believe frequents this forum). He has a number of great books on the Faith and is a Catholic convert with an extensive bible background. His book, The Catholic Verses, is one I am finishing up now. Again, if you find you have an interest, he makes a compelling case based totally on Scripture and the inconsistencies found when Authority was abandoned by the Reformation, to buttress his views and those of the Church.

I thank you for your kind comments. It is always great to have a civil and cordial dialog between fellow Christians.

May God be with you this fine day!

Frank


851 posted on 03/06/2007 8:15:20 AM PST by Frank Sheed ("Shakespeare the Papist" by Fr. Peter Milward, S.J.)
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To: Frank Sheed

The comments were addressed to you. Even though you didn't write them - thank you for sending them my way.

May God be with us all this fine day........Ping-Pong


854 posted on 03/06/2007 8:43:31 AM PST by Ping-Pong
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