[metmom]

I’m talking about those who call themselves Catholics who deny transubstantiation, who call the Bible a *magic book*, and NL who claims that there is no eternal damnation but soul annihilation upthread.

Links for your reading pleasure....

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/2618333/posts?page=3896#3896

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/2435822/posts?page=759#759

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/2546145/posts?page=2497#2497

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/2435822/posts?page=1229#1229

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/2435822/posts?page=943#943

[MarkBsnr]

I’m talking about those who call themselves Catholics who deny transubstantiation, who call the Bible a *magic book*, and NL who claims that there is no eternal damnation but soul annihilation upthread.

Links for your reading pleasure....

Muchly obliged. Link #2 has some Catholic and some non Catholic content. Ditto #3.

Link #4 is very Christian and very ancient in its profession.

Link #5 is more Christian than any Protestant who professes that the Holy Spirit has influenced his decisions and that anyone who does not agree with them is going against God.

I'm not sure where NL professes soul annihilation, but I'm sure that you'll point me in the right direction.

[kosta50]

I’m talking about those who call themselves Catholics who deny transubstantiation, who call the Bible a *magic book*

FYI, I am not Catholic (as in Roman Catholic), or any other kind. I was cradle Eastern Orthodox until I stopped. As a practicing Orthodox Christian I never believed in transubstantiation. The Orthodox believe in the Real Presence but do not offer a "mechanism" by which this mysterion occurs.

Now I am an agnostic, and I see much of the biblical miracles as nothing short of magic.