[St_Thomas_Aquinas]

You guys CONTINUALLY want to take ONE example and then try to apply it across the board!

So? Where does the Bible say that this miracle can only happen once? Where does the Bible say that "Where's that in the Bible?" is the sole rule of faith?

Touching Elisha's bones also brought a man back to life.

Early Christians valued relics highly, and they were much closer to Apostolic times than you or me.

In fact, the fact that there are no relics of Mary is evidence of her bodily assumption into heaven.

[Resettozero]

In fact, the fact that there are no relics of Mary is evidence of her bodily assumption into heaven.

Now I begin to think you're just funning us.

[ealgeone]

In fact, the fact that there are no relics of Mary is evidence of her bodily assumption into heaven.

Are we to presume this about every body we can't find???

That's a lot of assumption (no pun there) built into this.

[Elsie]

Where does the Bible say that this miracle can only happen once?

Ah...

The mindset of most all of the extraneous Catolic practices:

It could happen!

[Elsie]

In fact, the fact that there are no relics of Mary is evidence of her bodily assumption into heaven.

This is the most incredible lack of logic I've seen all week!

[metmom]

Early Christians valued relics highly, and they were much closer to Apostolic times than you or me.

Early Christians Catholics valued relics highly, and they were much closer to Apostolic times than you or me.

So what if they were earlier in time to the apostles.

Error was creeping in to the church from the very beginning. There is no move of God that takes place that Satan is not there immediately, trying to corrupt it.

Show us ONE place in the NT where any of this relic nonsense is taught, condoned, encouraged, or even referred to fro the church.