I can’t believe you dug up a thread from 7 years ago…
"Papa.Cod":2z7yaaae wrote:
"SonlitKnight37":2z7yaaae wrote:
True…to an extent.
Sometimes, however, you must “make a defense”.
In those cases, it is proper to annunciate the differences in order that the catholic position be adequetly defended.[/quote:2z7yaaae]
What’s this supposed to mean?[/quote:2z7yaaae]
I think he’s saying that in order to discuss differences between faith traditions one must highlight them.
Sometimes, however, you must “make a defense”.
In those cases, it is proper to annunciate the differences in order that the catholic position be adequetly defended.[/quote:2z7yaaae]
What’s this supposed to mean?[/quote:2z7yaaae]
I think he’s saying that in order to discuss differences between faith traditions one must highlight them.
"Papa.Cod":2z7yaaae wrote:
"Jon":2z7yaaae wrote:
It is really interesting on the variance on positions of similar beliefs between Catholics and Evangelical/Fundamentalist Protestants due to the different views on salvation. After looking at many of the beliefs and comparing why we disagree, it seems that many have to do with how we view salvation – it’s kind of weird.[/quote:2z7yaaae]
I’m pretty sure that there must be other disagreements than salvation[/quote:2z7yaaae]
Again, this was 7 years ago, but yes there are other disagreements. A big difference is the Evangelical misinterpretation of the process of salvation.
I’m pretty sure that there must be other disagreements than salvation[/quote:2z7yaaae]
Again, this was 7 years ago, but yes there are other disagreements. A big difference is the Evangelical misinterpretation of the process of salvation.