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To: LiteKeeper
Neither the Roman Catholic Church, nor Protestant churches, can declare that they alone possess the fullness of truth.

Well, does it matter that jo kus modified "fullness of truth" with the relative clause "that God has revealed to man."?

And anyway, why not? A church might not be able to provide an empirical proof of that claim but what is the a priori argument against it? Why couldn't my favorite church, the two-seed-in-the-spirit, foot-washin', poison-drinkin', snake-handlin', baptized by fire holiness Church of Hungrytown (really, there's a little cluster of houses near here which rejoices in the name of Hungrytown) have the fullness of truth in a way and/or to a degree that no other community had it?

94 posted on 09/07/2007 4:38:06 PM PDT by Mad Dawg (Oh Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee.)
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To: Mad Dawg
Well, does it matter that jo kus modified "fullness of truth" with the relative clause "that God has revealed to man."?

Well, at least someone noticed... :}

Regards

98 posted on 09/07/2007 8:16:29 PM PDT by jo kus
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