To: count-your-change
It does make sense if you realise that limbo essentially is theologically used to mean “I don’t know”, hence “A. Christ descended into Limbo to preach to the souls who were in prison — that is, to announce to them the joyful tidings of their redemption. “ refers to the place where people like the OT prophets etc. were in before Christ opened the gates of heaven. Do you follow that?
5,922 posted on
09/18/2010 1:09:04 AM PDT by
Cronos
(This Church is holy, the one Church, the true Church, the Catholic Church-St.Augustine)
To: Cronos; count-your-change
It does make sense if you realise that limbo essentially is theologically used to mean “I don’t know”, hence “A. Christ descended into Limbo to preach to the souls who were in prison — that is, to announce to them the joyful tidings of their redemption. “ refers to the place where people like the OT prophets etc. were in before Christ opened the gates of heaven. Do you follow that? It makes more sense when you realize that the entire concept of "Limbo" is purely imaginary.
6,038 posted on
09/18/2010 2:15:26 PM PDT by
OLD REGGIE
(I am a Biblical Unitarian?)
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