To: Bosco
At the conservative, non-denominational church where I am a member upwards of 40% of the congregation is former Roman Catholic. Those that I have talked to about their departure said it was mainly due to theological reasons.
At the local conservative, non-denominational church here, over half of the congregation is former Roman Catholic. And the majority of them are there because they're divorced and remarried.
Their prior church had theological reasons for not remarrying them after they got divorced.
37 posted on
08/05/2010 2:16:30 PM PDT by
Brian Kopp DPM
("Oh bother," said Pooh, as he chambered another round...)
To: Dr. Brian Kopp
Sound like they now have the opportunity to hear God’s Word taught, repent, and get on the road to becoming sanctified. :)
51 posted on
08/05/2010 3:19:22 PM PDT by
Bosco
(Remember how you felt on September 11?)
To: Dr. Brian Kopp
Their prior church had theological reasons for not remarrying them after they got divorced. Well they could always get an annulment (the Catholic form of divorce )
66 posted on
08/05/2010 4:21:47 PM PDT by
RnMomof7
To: Dr. Brian Kopp
“Their prior church had theological reasons for not remarrying them after they got divorced. “
Like Mel Gibson?
72 posted on
08/05/2010 4:39:26 PM PDT by
driftdiver
(I could eat it raw, but why do that when I have a fire.)
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