Please show where I ever said that. Hint. You can't because I never did. I told you that a wedding ring is NOT included in the worship of God. It is therefore immaterial. Please don't twist my words to mean something I never said.
>> he believes tell him in his own personal interpretation that it is wrong and sinful to use anything inspired by pagan customs<<
Once again, FALSE. What part of in the worship of God do you not understand?
Is the only way that Catholics have to defend their faith the twisting of what people say?
>>(Wearing wedding rings cannot be both right and not right at the same time. One of those two opposite protestant personal scriptural interpretations involving that issue - CynicalBear's, or those protestant preachers - is 100% wrong.)<<
Given that I have never once said that wearing wedding rings is wrong you entire premise is base on a falsehood.
Twist whatever you want to create whatever religion you want to follow but don't twist my words to mean something you want without showing documentation to prove what you say.
Now, show the post where I ever said wearing a wedding ring is wrong. If you can't we will understand that you post was based on an untruth.
Actually those wee your exact words in post #91 to Paladinan.
Paladinan Question >>look at your left hand. Do you have a wedding ring there?<< Your reply: NO, nor would I be using it in my service to God if I did.
Clearly you are saying that you do not wear a wedding ring. Please make up your mind.
"So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God." 1 Corinthians 10:31
What part of "all" do you not understand?