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I don't think so. Here is what we confess: Sure.

What?

Isn't it about where nobody knows what CRT is?

If you have something to say say it.

Elaborate.

Backup gun + Backup mags > Backup gun > Backup mags > No backup gun & no backup mags Note there's always a 'Gun #1' in the above scenarios.

Phew!

I have no idea what CRT is, but a gun is useful for defense against all sorts of baddies, so by default yes.

Just for the record, and this is my own 'Protestant' interpretation of what happened when I was bodily received into the Catholic Church: I but had to truthfully confess the Niceno-Constantinapolitano Creed, which doesn't say anything about praying to the Blessed Mother, believing in sins having...

Get a gun. Learn to use the gun. Carry the gun.

That's a false dilemma. There's no moral reason we can't believe that our governments should provide the public with more services. True. But if a country is democratic, and the people democratically decide to increase their tax burden, then what is the problem with that? That's true. The...

They do it all the time, when analyzed theoretically. Theory supports ideology and when public officials take public actions based on illogical and unsupported notions, it is from the theoretical perspective which supports our ideologies that we make such judgments. There's a certain ideology...

I'm beginning a thought experiment right now, to mentally substitute in my reading, wherever "the law" is instead I'm going to think "Old Covenant" or "Old Testament". I'm going to see if it helps clarify anything. Of course where Paul says "if a law" which abstracts the Old Covenant making it...

Granted. But you proffered a chart of hospitalizations, so I responded to that.

Exactly the point. Body of Christ = Body of Messiah!

Don't you think that the Body of Christ believes that Jesus is the Son of God and the Messiah?

John 10:35 " the scripture cannot be broken;"

Compare with John 1:47 " Jesus saw Nathanael coming to him, and saith of him, Behold an Israelite indeed, in whom is no guile!"

They look at the tax burden and the government services offered by other democracies and they feel that by comparison we're 'greedy' and we should welcome paying something like 45-50% of our income in taxes. Big fight.

I'm not seeing the notion of 'losing' in anything she's saying; she's talking about 'walking away', not 'losing' anything. Losing faith maybe (and that by free choice), but not salvation. Which was his? @glorydaz offered up that since a believer's faith is Christ's own faith, that it is...