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The text below was written in March 2000 for a presentation and debate during a meeting of a Bible study group in one of the Baptist churches in Western Australia. Its only reason was to present to the Protestants present a Catholic view of sainthood. We too, brethren, must follow such examples as these. For …
Read More The Saints according to the Catholic ChurchThe following text is very long and complex. We, ourselves, are not entirely satisfied with it yet and it is likely that it will be undergoing changes throughout our developing studies of Joan of Arc. The material we have gathered and studied was to help us find out in which religious reality Joan was raised …
Read More Secrets of the life of Jeanne d’Arc. Part 6: The religious factorsThe selection of books for the Bible was a thing that had an enormous influence on history, not only in matters of religion or theology, but also on social and political issues. The biggest mistake in choosing the books of the Bible was of course the inclusion – and namely in a wholesale manner – of the so-called “Old Testament”. We’re talking here about an historic error. It’s an error that could have been recognized at the …
Read More The Church’s historic errorIn recent days I received the following questions, to which I gave my reply in the text below. I am presenting these questions, thanking their Author for having sent them. As they partially relate to the “Dialogue between a Marcionite and a Judaizer”. I decided to address the topic once again. QUESTIONS: My query is …
Read More Christos: “preserver” or “destroyer” of Jewish law?Should the so-called “Old Testament” be part of the Christian Bible? What is it that justifies its presence there? Is that justification – provided it really exists – sufficient to ensure that the Christian Bible should consist 80% of texts in which no Christian had ever written even one single line? Is it then “un-Christian” …
Read More A Dialogue between a Marcionite and a JudaizerLink do polskiej wersji At the end of time on a huge green slope by the blue ocean, over which the equally blue sky stretched, uncounted human crowds gathered. There were people present of all races, nations, languages, cultures, walks of life and epochs. There were martyrs for all faiths, victims of political murders, those …
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