#37 Why should the the use of human imagination necessarily exclude the possibility of divine participation in that process? I certainly did not say that it did, nor do I believe it either.
It is sur
"If Genesis were merely the outcome of writers using their imaginations in an effort at guesswork, then the inclusion of Genesis in the Bible seems unlikely."
I wish people would study Genesis serious
Con Devree, faithful gay relationships as per civil unions and marriage are NOT "low hanging fruit" but a serious human and ethical achievement.
I would not think the statistics about the C of E prove
After that pathetic response from the bishops, it is very easy to feel complete despair. As for prayer, well for the first 20 years of my time in Edinburgh, I took part in a monthly Vocations Mass and
Con Devree @ 19 Rather than interpret the figures quoted as evidence that it`s useless for the church to try to adapt in the world it exists in to recover its position of dominance culturally, as it a
I guess this is the problem with people being involved in a hierarchy where the rule is that none should exist. When you are not directly at the coal face, then you don't really have the experience t
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To say “our Bishops are afraid of their own shadows” is not borne out by the evidence. They increasingly take positions in line with Catholic teaching and at odds with the culture and current
#37
If Genesis were merely the outcome of writers using their imaginations in an effort at guesswork, then the inclusion of Genesis in the Bible seems unlikely.
The original rational, ensouled human b
Sad to say, but true, our Bishops are afraid of their own shadows, and, as a group (with the possible exception of some individuals), are apparently incapable of acting with courage and integrity as l
#36 To cling to the idea of an original historical perfect idyll in Eden is to deprive humanity of an understanding of the far more likely source of our frailty - the real tenuousness of our existence
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June 24 2014#37 Why should the the use of human imagination necessarily exclude the possibility of divine participation in that process? I certainly did not say that it did, nor do I believe it either. It is sur
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June 24 2014"If Genesis were merely the outcome of writers using their imaginations in an effort at guesswork, then the inclusion of Genesis in the Bible seems unlikely." I wish people would study Genesis serious
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July 6 2014Con Devree, faithful gay relationships as per civil unions and marriage are NOT "low hanging fruit" but a serious human and ethical achievement. I would not think the statistics about the C of E prove
Statement from the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) responding to the letter of reply from the Irish bishops to the ACP submissions at a meeting with representatives of the Irish bishops on 04 June, 2014.
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Statement from the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) responding to the letter of reply from the Irish bishops to the ACP submissions at a meeting with representatives of the Irish bishops on 04 June, 2014.
July 6 2014Con Devree @ 19 Rather than interpret the figures quoted as evidence that it`s useless for the church to try to adapt in the world it exists in to recover its position of dominance culturally, as it a
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July 10 2014I guess this is the problem with people being involved in a hierarchy where the rule is that none should exist. When you are not directly at the coal face, then you don't really have the experience t
Statement from the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) responding to the letter of reply from the Irish bishops to the ACP submissions at a meeting with representatives of the Irish bishops on 04 June, 2014.
July 6 2014#18 To say “our Bishops are afraid of their own shadows” is not borne out by the evidence. They increasingly take positions in line with Catholic teaching and at odds with the culture and current
‘Irish Catholic Catechism for Adults’ and ‘the Fall’
June 24 2014#37 If Genesis were merely the outcome of writers using their imaginations in an effort at guesswork, then the inclusion of Genesis in the Bible seems unlikely. The original rational, ensouled human b
Statement from the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) responding to the letter of reply from the Irish bishops to the ACP submissions at a meeting with representatives of the Irish bishops on 04 June, 2014.
July 6 2014Sad to say, but true, our Bishops are afraid of their own shadows, and, as a group (with the possible exception of some individuals), are apparently incapable of acting with courage and integrity as l
‘Irish Catholic Catechism for Adults’ and ‘the Fall’
June 24 2014#36 To cling to the idea of an original historical perfect idyll in Eden is to deprive humanity of an understanding of the far more likely source of our frailty - the real tenuousness of our existence
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