To: AnAmericanMother
While I do appreciate C.S Lewis, what about the scriptures? As far as I know and read in them, Christ's death and blood made me clean. Purgatory is a fictional place used by the “Church” to keep them in bondage. Im sorry about you and the Episcopalians...and you can keep the whole universal church thing.
99 posted on
10/31/2008 2:12:49 PM PDT by
TheGunny
To: TheGunny
101 posted on
10/31/2008 2:16:27 PM PDT by
AnAmericanMother
(Ministrix of ye Chasse - TTGS Ladies' Auxiliary (recess appointment))
To: TheGunny; demshateGod; netmilsmom
If there’s no universal church, then what does Matthew 16:18 mean? Or 1 Timothy 3:15? What about the fact that God wills all men to be saved? If there’s no universal church (in whatever manner you define it - visible and institutional, or invisible and spiritual, or both at the same time), then how is that accomplished?
To: TheGunny
Christ’s death and blood is what makes us clean in purgatory, so I’m not sure why you’re drawing the distinction, as though it’s either Christ or purgatory. Rather, it’s Christ, through the means of purgatory.
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