Is it fair to assume you include these "Catholics" when you say "Catholics believe . . . "? You know exactly what I mean. This is why I stopped talking to you a while back.
You must be considering some very long lived generations.
Yes, that and the effect on society as a whole. Maybe some members engage in pagan relics, but if this is tolerated whole families may come to know Christ. Where vigorous attempts to stomp out such practices woudl lead people to take their families out of the Church's influence.
I don't see that as better.
SD
Yes, that and the effect on society as a whole. Maybe some members engage in pagan relics, but if this is tolerated whole families may come to know Christ. Where vigorous attempts to stomp out such practices woudl lead people to take their families out of the Church's influence.
I don't see that as better.
Doctrine is either pure and unalderated or it is subject to "toleration" of heretical beliefs and practices.
You can't have it all ways.
Yes, that and the effect on society as a whole. Maybe some members engage in pagan relics, but if this is tolerated whole families may come to know Christ. Where vigorous attempts to stomp out such practices woudl lead people to take their families out of the Church's influence.
I don't see that as better.
Doctrine is either pure and unalderated or it is subject to "toleration" of heretical beliefs and practices.
You can't have it all ways.