[Dr. Eckleburg]

It is interesting how much pandering is done by the papists to attempt to be “ecumencial”.

Rome appears to be "ecumenical" towards everyone but Protestants whom they still anathematize.

Blessings to you, my FRiend.

Amen, fish hawk. God is glorified by your righteous witness.

[fish hawk]

I recently found a Lakota Minister who is Born Again and travels the world talking to indigenous peoples and teaching that worshiping God in your own ethnic dress and custom is just fine. There are, though, a few things to be cautions about, idols being one. In my tribe we had coyote the trickster and starter of some old traditions and Wahpecomau, who was called God in the English language but was more of a demigod. Then they had (can't say the name in English) another spirit like what the Lakota call “the Great Spirit”. His name means “He who speaks from the sky”. When I worship “God” what I say is not as near as important as what is in my mind. In my mind , even praying as an Indian, I am picturing the Triune God of the Bible. The Minister's name is David Twiss and has several good “talks” on youtube. I just finished his book (amazon) One Church Many Tribes.

[Campion]

Rome

How exactly is it that an associate professor of medicine asked to lead a pagan prayer becomes a representative of "Rome"?

What official capacity was there in? What bishop gave him permission?

[cue sound of crickets]

[Judith Anne]

Rome appears to be "ecumenical" towards everyone but Protestants whom they still anathematize.

Hmmm....just as the OPC "anathematizes" "Rome." Whatever "Rome" is.