[Havoc]

dig:
Disclaimer: Please note that my first paragraph is an example of an argument reductio ad absurdum and should in no way cause anyone to think that I deny the Virgin Birth, the Incarnation, the Hypostatic Union, the Crucifixtion, the Resurrection, or the Trinity. I affirm those wonderous Truths with every fiber of my being.

in other words, "don't excommunicate him, he still buys the 'trust us' stuff" LOL.

[OLD REGGIE]

in other words, "don't excommunicate him, he still buys the 'trust us' stuff" LOL. I wouldn't even think of it. I don't have the authority anyway.

Do you think you, with your inimitable manner, persuade pegleg to address the use of metaphor in Scripture? hopefulpilgrim addressed this and I have seen no replys from the "Catholic Apologist" corp.

[dignan3]

dig:
Disclaimer: Please note that my first paragraph is an example of an argument reductio ad absurdum and should in no way cause anyone to think that I deny the Virgin Birth, the Incarnation, the Hypostatic Union, the Crucifixtion, the Resurrection, or the Trinity. I affirm those wonderous Truths with every fiber of my being.

in other words, "don't excommunicate him, he still buys the 'trust us' stuff" LOL.

No, that disclaimer was meant for any yahoos on your side of the isle who might have the idea of taking one of my statements which I was using to make a point and extend it to "See, I knew the Catholic Church didn't believe that the Resurrection happened."

What I find fascinating is that you see the Virgin Birth, the Incarnation, the Hypostatic Union, the Crucifixtion, the Resurrection, and the Trinity as "trust us stuff".

Pray for John Paul II