[Gamecock]

Naming a Catholic Church/ parish after a saint is a very old, ancient practice.

I know that means much more to Catholics than us...

But looking over the PCA website I couldn't help but notice how many Churches are named Christ, Grace, Redeemer, Trinity, Providence, Hope etc. The remainder seem to be named after a geographic landmark.

Seems to me that like with peoples names, a church name matters.

[Quix]

Fascinating. Interesting.

Evidently there’s been some . . . residual . . . beneficial effect of

SOLA SCRIPTURA which lifts up

CHRIST ALONE!
CHRIST ALONE!
CHRIST ALONE!

And when I emphasize CHRIST ALONE! I am emphasizing GOD ALONE IN THE MANNER AND FORM WHICH THE FATHER HAS CHOSEN TO EMPHASIZE BY PUTTING ALL THINGS UNDER CHRIST.

AS CHRIST is in The Father; Holy Spirit is in The Father and all are in each other . . . CHRIST ALONE! stands for The Trinity in the manifestation THE FATHER has chosen to reign supreme over this . . . multi-verse and all that is.

[Quix]

Naming a Catholic Church/ parish after a saint is a very old, ancient practice.

= = =

Lots of . . . missing the mark . . . missing the bull’s eye . . . sins . . .

are very old and ancient practices.

When did ‘very old and ancient’ become a vetting criteria of righteousness?

Oh, when righteousness became subordinate to

political power-mongering committees of vain-glorious bureaucrats intent on increasingly controlling the serfs and on increasingly milking them for every farthing the latest ‘theological’ concoction could facilitate relieving them of.