Have Fun!
Requesting input from opiners out there on the meaning of “fun”. What does it constitute?
Please comment on this blog:
http://truthisrevolutionary.blogspot.com/2007/12/have-fun.html
Your comments are appreciated.
James Kuhn
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
The meaning of Truth
A post from my new blog, “Aletheia” regarding the meaning of truth.
http://truthisrevolutionary.blogspot.com/2007/12/quid-est-veritas-what-is-truth.html
(By the way, if anyone who is savvier than I can tell me if there’s a way to autodirect the postings of one blog to the SayAnything reader blog, please let me know)
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Catholic Church: Protestants aren’t Christians
Not exactly what Pope Benedict just said, but it’s pretty close.
I’ve always thought that denying communion to fellow Christians in Catholic mass was very wrong. Now Pope Benedict (a guy that I thought was fundamental in a good way) says that Protestant pastors don’t have spiritual authority and that Protestant churches “lack elements considered essential to the Catholic Church”.
Really? Like a bunch of rites in a practically dead language? Isn’t what a church most needs the Holy Spirit?
Protestants and Catholics alike have droves of ‘nominal’ (non-) Christians like I used to be, but with the Evangelical growth among Protestants and the seeming lack of personal knowledge of who God is by practically every Catholic I’ve ever heard a story from, why would the Pope choose now to say something like that?
Final thought: and with the resurgence of fundamental Islam around the world, is it the best time to divide the Body of Christ?
"Hat tip" to Hot Air.
I’ve always thought that denying communion to fellow Christians in Catholic mass was very wrong. Now Pope Benedict (a guy that I thought was fundamental in a good way) says that Protestant pastors don’t have spiritual authority and that Protestant churches “lack elements considered essential to the Catholic Church”.
Really? Like a bunch of rites in a practically dead language? Isn’t what a church most needs the Holy Spirit?
Protestants and Catholics alike have droves of ‘nominal’ (non-) Christians like I used to be, but with the Evangelical growth among Protestants and the seeming lack of personal knowledge of who God is by practically every Catholic I’ve ever heard a story from, why would the Pope choose now to say something like that?
Final thought: and with the resurgence of fundamental Islam around the world, is it the best time to divide the Body of Christ?
"Hat tip" to Hot Air.
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