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Yea keep clinging because AFTER HER EARTHLY life she was assumed body and soul into heaven. That is indeed in the Bible is it not?
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We don't become Holy until we die.


How do you know this? And what exactly do you mean by "Holy"?

Ron


Faith and the Bible. But I know that's something you do not believe in which is totally fine (for you). It's not my job to judge you and anybody else's beliefs. Holy is being perfect and sinless. And NO human is sinless including the Pope.


Is there a reason why you choose to put your faith in the Bible and not, say, the Quran or the Hindu Vedas, or some other religious book?
If we all have “sin”, and then we become perfect and sinless after we die, then what is the purpose of hell?


Ron
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Yea keep clinging because AFTER HER EARTHLY life she was assumed body and soul into heaven. That is indeed in the Bible is it not?


Are you guys arguing whether a fictional character died a normal death? Or just if the bible says she did?
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When the worlds of gambling and magic meet there is always confusion and as it is with the worlds of gambling and magic so it is with the worlds of politics and religion. The noble profession of politics and religion have given us many fanatics who have combined the two and then wreaked havoc.
If there is a single truth about Magic, it is that nothing on earth so efficiently evades it.

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Yea keep clinging because AFTER HER EARTHLY life she was assumed body and soul into heaven. That is indeed in the Bible is it not?


Are you guys arguing whether a fictional character died a normal death? Or just if the bible says she did?


Oh I am not saying it is fact.
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If it is all well and good for the Pope to mix politics with religion then is what is good for the goose good for the gander?
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Did you read the link?


Yes I did.

Some theologians hold that “having completed the course of her earthly life” does not mean she 'died.' She simply completed her mission.

I am not saying I agree with this, but my understanding of Catholic doctrine is that she was born without sin; there is no doctrine that I am aware of that requires a belief that she died or did not die. Doctrine is silent on the matter, notwithstanding the statements made by various popes.

To Magnus's point that she was not sinless - I also think that there is no Catholic doctrine that holds that despite being born without sin, Mary was not sinless during the course of her life. Nor does any doctrine hold that she remained sinless during her life. Again, I believe that doctrine is silent on this matter as well.
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Did you read the link?


Yes I did.

Some theologians hold that “having completed the course of her earthly life” does not mean she 'died.' She simply completed her mission.

I am not saying I agree with this, but my understanding of Catholic doctrine is that she was born without sin; there is no doctrine that I am aware of that requires a belief that she died or did not die. Doctrine is silent on the matter, notwithstanding the statements made by various popes.

To Magnus's point that she was not sinless - I also think that there is no Catholic doctrine that holds that despite being born without sin, Mary was not sinless during the course of her life. Nor does any doctrine hold that she remained sinless during her life. Again, I believe that doctrine is silent on this matter as well.


I believe that you are correct on all points here.
The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere
The ceremony of innocence is drowned;
The best lack all conviction, while the worst
Are full of passionate intensity.--Yeats
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On Jul 19, 2017, Dannydoyle wrote:
Did you read the link?


Yes I did.

Some theologians hold that “having completed the course of her earthly life” does not mean she 'died.' She simply completed her mission.

I am not saying I agree with this, but my understanding of Catholic doctrine is that she was born without sin; there is no doctrine that I am aware of that requires a belief that she died or did not die. Doctrine is silent on the matter, notwithstanding the statements made by various popes.

To Magnus's point that she was not sinless - I also think that there is no Catholic doctrine that holds that despite being born without sin, Mary was not sinless during the course of her life. Nor does any doctrine hold that she remained sinless during her life. Again, I believe that doctrine is silent on this matter as well.


So, Mary was somehow born without "original sin", became a sinner (because who can avoid that), and then was chosen by god to impregnate - with himself?
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We don't become Holy until we die.


How do you know this? And what exactly do you mean by "Holy"?

Ron


Faith and the Bible. But I know that's something you do not believe in which is totally fine (for you). It's not my job to judge you and anybody else's beliefs. Holy is being perfect and sinless. And NO human is sinless including the Pope.


Is there a reason why you choose to put your faith in the Bible and not, say, the Quran or the Hindu Vedas, or some other religious book?
If we all have “sin”, and then we become perfect and sinless after we die, then what is the purpose of hell?


Ron


Yes Ron, because there is more physical evidence that has been discovered in regards to Jesus' existence than any other. And the purpose of hell is for those who have not chosen to believe and accept that Jesus is our Creator, King and Savior who was sent by God to atone for our sins by being tortured and killed will not be saved and spend the rest of their days after this life in constant suffering and pain.


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Yes Ron, because there is more physical evidence that has been discovered in regards to Jesus' existence than any other. And the purpose of hell is for those who have not chosen to believe and accept that Jesus is our Creator, King and Savior who was sent by God to atone for our sins by being tortured and killed will not be saved and spend the rest of their days after this life in constant suffering and pain.
RNK


And you believe this BECAUSE it's in the bible?
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Pope Francis cited St. Basil of Caesarea’s description of capitalism as “the dung of the devil.” Capitalism has made men and women slaves to greed, and has spread death, destruction and poverty throughout the world. Global (read, Western) capitalism is the colonialism of our time. Its agents are rapacious multinationals, international loan agencies, and certain “free trade” treaties, which only enrich the 1 per cent. “Human beings and nature must not be at the service of money,” the Pope said, because “that economy destroys Mother Earth.”

And I would not argue with him.
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Well this should bring an end to this thread pretty quickly.
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On Jul 14, 2017, RNK wrote:
We don't become Holy until we die.


How do you know this? And what exactly do you mean by "Holy"?

Ron


Faith and the Bible. But I know that's something you do not believe in which is totally fine (for you). It's not my job to judge you and anybody else's beliefs. Holy is being perfect and sinless. And NO human is sinless including the Pope.


Is there a reason why you choose to put your faith in the Bible and not, say, the Quran or the Hindu Vedas, or some other religious book?
If we all have “sin”, and then we become perfect and sinless after we die, then what is the purpose of hell?


Ron


Yes Ron, because there is more physical evidence that has been discovered in regards to Jesus' existence than any other. And the purpose of hell is for those who have not chosen to believe and accept that Jesus is our Creator, King and Savior who was sent by God to atone for our sins by being tortured and killed will not be saved and spend the rest of their days after this life in constant suffering and pain.


RNK


Hi RNK,

Thanks for responding. There's much to discuss here. Would you be willing to take this discussion private? I think this would be an interesting conversation, but I don't think this is the place to do it.

Ron
"It is error only, and not truth, that shrinks from inquiry." Thomas Paine
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