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To: ansel12
Both the Nihil Obstat and the Imprimatur mean that we as Catholics are allowed to read it. There is nothing in it that goes against Catholic teachings.

Read the words under the Latin. It clearly explains it.

However, because a document has been given either of these approvals, that doesn't mean it's dogma. It does mean that it can be taken as approved by the church. And there are many other documents that come into play with them. Official documents, from the Vatican.

And you are taking the “Mormon Stumpers” as a way to proselytize to Mormons. That's what you're not getting in it. We don't.

526 posted on 05/09/2008 11:44:10 AM PDT by netmilsmom (I am very mad at Disney. Give me my James Marsden song!!!!!)
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To: netmilsmom

“However, because a document has been given either of these approvals, that doesn’t mean it’s dogma. It does mean that it can be taken as approved by the church. “


I feel like I just got you to open up a little from this.

“Seriously, when you go to Catholic.com, you are quoting one man’s opinion.
Karl Keating is a great guy and some of the things on his site are wonderful but some are lacking.”


530 posted on 05/09/2008 11:52:54 AM PDT by ansel12 (Unfortunately, son, we 'Utahans' sometimes have to bend the rules a little in order to hold our own.)
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