[Faith-talk] Faith-Talk Digest, Vol 119, Issue 21

[David Andrews]

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Dave

At 05:38 PM 6/25/2017, you wrote:
>Hi Jenny! I am not sure why I am receiving a 
>digest. I have always received every message 
>that comes in. Anyway, You should really pray 
>about attending a catholic church, because they 
>add to what Jesus did on the cross to be saved. 
>What jesus already did for us to save us 
>completely, isn’t enough for the catholic 
>church, they add works to a perfect plan of 
>salvation only by what Jesus did for us on the 
>cross. For the Catholic, it is faith and works 
>that saves. Romans and so many places in the new 
>Testament, makes it so clear that we are by 
>saved by faith and only by faith in the work 
>that Jesus did for us on the cross. The Priest 
>has no more power than any of us does in Jesus 
>Christ. We are all the same with just as much of 
>the Holy spirit as anymone can get. The priest 
>believes that he has special powers to actually 
>turn the bread into the litteral body of Christ. 
>When particular people, like the pope is thought 
>to have a special access to God than we do, that 
>is not of God what so ever. We all have the same 
>access to the throne of God through Christ. 
>Hierarchy in the church is man made. The Church 
>that Jesus set up through the apostles, had more 
>than one elder for each church. The idea of one 
>person over many churches, did not Occur until 
>the 300s. What I want you to consintrate on, 
>though, is that the Gospel of the Catholic 
>church, is not the gospel that the apostles 
>preached under the power of the holy spirit. 
>Paul said in Galatians chapter 1, that if anyone 
>preaches a gospel other than what we have 
>already preached, let that giver of this 
>different gospel be eternally condemned. That is 
>a serious penalty for not preaching the gospel 
>that the apostles did under the direction of 
>God. God spoke through the apostles, and they 
>preached the only gospel there is, faith and 
>only faith in Jesus Christ can save you. If any 
>works are added, then the perfect sacrifice of 
>Jesus Christ for your sins is not enough for 
>you. No other works are needed for salvation, 
>but this is what the catholic church believes. 
>It is a slippery road to go down, I really wish 
>that you could find a church that preaches that 
>faith in Jesus is all one needs for salvation. 
>Just a simpleBible preaching, Bible believing, 
>and only the Bible believing church. Catholics 
>come right out and say that the tradition of the 
>church is just as important as the Bible. There 
>is nothing but the Bible. The traditions of men 
>is nothing. All that God has to say to us is in 
>the Bible, and there is none else. The Catholic 
>church holds its traditions up as just as much 
>the word of God as the Bible is. You want no 
>part of that! Wow, Jenny, I will call you 
>Tuesday afternoon and have a good talk with you 
>about all of this! Does anyone know why I was 
>switched to a digest? Is this list only a digest 
>list now? God bless, Have a great one! Sent from 
>Mail for Windows 10 From: Erica Turner via 
>Faith-Talk Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2017 5:33 PM 
>To: faith-talk at nfbnet.org Cc: Erica Turner 
>Subject: Re: [Faith-talk] Faith-Talk Digest, Vol 
>119, Issue 21 Jenny, I think that you should 
>pray about this. You will never go wrong and you 
>always hear the right answer. I hope that this 
>helps. "I never cut class. I love getting A's. I 
>like being smart. I like being on time. I think 
>that being smart is cooler than anything in the 
>world."--Michelle Obama Erica J. Turner Sent 
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>Dilemma (Jenny Keller) >   2. Re: Dilemma 
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> > > Message: 1 > Date: Sun, 25 Jun 2017 
>04:55:31 -0500 > From: Jenny Keller 
><jlperdue3 at gmail.com> > To: 
>faith-talk at nfbnet.org > Subject: [Faith-talk] 
>Dilemma > Message-ID: 
><CCBB0DCF-4741-4335-ABEE-C07C792FA25F at gmail.com>  
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>text/plain;    charset=us-ascii > > Hi there, I 
>just found an Orthodox Catholic church, which is 
>completely in line with the Roman Catholic 
>Church. I'm not sure if it is in the Roman 
>church is jurisdiction. So, I'm going to wait 
>till Monday to find out. However, my friend only 
>go to certain churches. And I am uncomfortable 
>asking them to go to another church. It's a 
>little bit farther away.  > > I either have a 
>choice between the Latin mass, which I like, 
>still learning though, or, the regular Catholic 
>Church. That does English. That rushes. Anyhow, 
>I'm just not sure. I don't know how big the 
>catholic Orthodox churches. But, I know they're 
>in line with the if the pope. > > I have an app 
>called OneParish, and it is in there. So, I 
>don't know, going to call the priest on Monday. 
>So, what do you figure out what to do. I want to 
>see if I can get a ride from somebody there. I'm 
>about 5 1/2 minutes from there. So, it's going 
>to be interesting. If it's going to be a major 
>deal with my friend, then, I would rather go 
>ahead and go to the churches they go to. They 
>have a Saturday mass as well. So, it depends 
>heart. I want to be careful and want to make 
>sure that my friends don't have to go out of 
>their way. They would. But I'm uncomfortable 
>just putting more on them. Talk to you later. 
>But, want to know what you think. > > > 
>Jenny > > > ------------------------------ > > 
>Message: 2 > Date: Sun, 25 Jun 2017 06:02:35 
>-0400 > From: "Justin Williams" 
><justin.williams2 at gmail.com> > To: "'Faith-talk, 
>for the discussion of Blindness in faith 
>and >    religion'"    <faith-talk at nfbnet.org> > 
>Subject: Re: [Faith-talk] Dilemma > Message-ID: 
><015301d2ed9a$2b9865c0$82c93140$@gmail.com> > 
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>text/plain;    charset="us-ascii" > > You got 
>uber or lyft? > Justin > > -----Original 
>Message----- > From: Faith-Talk 
>[mailto:faith-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf 
>Of Jenny > Keller via Faith-Talk > Sent: Sunday, 
>June 25, 2017 5:56 AM > To: 
>faith-talk at nfbnet.org > Cc: Jenny Keller 
><jlperdue3 at gmail.com> > Subject: [Faith-talk] 
>Dilemma > > Hi there, I just found an Orthodox 
>Catholic church, which is completely in > line 
>with the Roman Catholic Church. I'm not sure if 
>it is in the Roman > church is jurisdiction. So, 
>I'm going to wait till Monday to find out. > 
>However, my friend only go to certain churches. 
>And I am uncomfortable > asking them to go to 
>another church. It's a little bit farther 
>away.  > > I either have a choice between the 
>Latin mass, which I like, still learning > 
>though, or, the regular Catholic Church. That 
>does English. That rushes. > Anyhow, I'm just 
>not sure. I don't know how big the catholic 
>Orthodox > churches. But, I know they're in line 
>with the if the pope. > > I have an app called 
>OneParish, and it is in there. So, I don't know, 
>going > to call the priest on Monday. So, what 
>do you figure out what to do. I want > to see if 
>I can get a ride from somebody there. I'm about 
>5 1/2 minutes from > there. So, it's going to be 
>interesting. If it's going to be a major deal > 
>with my friend, then, I would rather go ahead 
>and go to the churches they go > to. They have a 
>Saturday mass as well. So, it depends heart. I 
>want to be > careful and want to make sure that 
>my friends don't have to go out of their > way. 
>They would. But I'm uncomfortable just putting 
>more on them. Talk to > you later. But, want to 
>know what you think. > > > Jenny > 
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