Apologies, I actually wrote my post before I'd read the piece (I blame the internet!). I know I shouldn't but there you are. It turned out that my response was a little un-measured. But the overall po
Very many Catholics and Catholic theologians agree entirely with Blll Tammaeus about the theological stinkers bequeathed us by the John Paul II-Benedict XVI documents on non-Catholics, gays, and women
Kevin, @13 - imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group, with an intention to destroy all or in part of a religion, is considered genocide. I'm not saying that the ultimate intenti
Perhaps it is long after time for all the mere "male people" on this website to take a Class Action against the likes of "Elizabeth"@6 who feel free to come on here to utter anonymously the sort of ou
Shaun@4, you mention the need for "respect .....especially in these times of equality, tolerance and diversity". Could I, Shaun, with respect, suggest to you that you now re-read your post @4.
On the contrary, Shaun @4, I find Bill Tammeus, a Presbyterian elder, a tolerant, loving Christian and I regularly read his pieces in the NCR with an openness to learning from him as I do from other
Again, Pope Francis is not exclusively obsessed with sectarian markers, as his warm address to evangelicals, along the lines of "we are all in this together" showed. http://ncronline.org/blogs/distinc
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Oh dear! I fear I find far greater Christian respect for Catholics and Catholicism in Bill Tammeus's piece than I find in your piece responding to it. How on earth could you know that no
Firstly, regarding the remark 'not churches in the proper sense'. I write as Catholic priest, an ecumenist, someone who has worked with fellow Christian pastors for our common mission. What is the pro
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March 20 2014Apologies, I actually wrote my post before I'd read the piece (I blame the internet!). I know I shouldn't but there you are. It turned out that my response was a little un-measured. But the overall po
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March 16 2014Kevin, @13 - imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group, with an intention to destroy all or in part of a religion, is considered genocide. I'm not saying that the ultimate intenti
Irish bishops have reverted to regime of ‘secrecy, aloofness and unaccountability’
March 20 2014Perhaps it is long after time for all the mere "male people" on this website to take a Class Action against the likes of "Elizabeth"@6 who feel free to come on here to utter anonymously the sort of ou
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March 20 2014Shaun@4, you mention the need for "respect .....especially in these times of equality, tolerance and diversity". Could I, Shaun, with respect, suggest to you that you now re-read your post @4.
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March 20 2014On the contrary, Shaun @4, I find Bill Tammeus, a Presbyterian elder, a tolerant, loving Christian and I regularly read his pieces in the NCR with an openness to learning from him as I do from other
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March 20 2014Again, Pope Francis is not exclusively obsessed with sectarian markers, as his warm address to evangelicals, along the lines of "we are all in this together" showed. http://ncronline.org/blogs/distinc
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March 20 2014#4 Shaun . Oh dear! I fear I find far greater Christian respect for Catholics and Catholicism in Bill Tammeus's piece than I find in your piece responding to it. How on earth could you know that no
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March 20 2014Firstly, regarding the remark 'not churches in the proper sense'. I write as Catholic priest, an ecumenist, someone who has worked with fellow Christian pastors for our common mission. What is the pro
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