whatevertrevor

@whatevertrevor (13)

United States • Age 37

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Ask me anything about Catholicism

whatevertrevor @whatevertrevor (13) • United States 31 Oct 06

I can answer any question.

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whatevertrevor There is no reference of limbo in the Bible. The theology of the Bible makes limbo probable. Limbo is not a tenet of the Catholic faith. It is a popular theory held by Catholics due mainly to the influence of St. Thomas Aquinas. It is not nessecary to believe...

1 Nov 06

Ask me anything about Catholicism

whatevertrevor @whatevertrevor (13) • United States 31 Oct 06

I can answer any question.

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whatevertrevor See above, and the Church does not force Priests to refrain from pleasure. They do not allow unnatural or sinfull pleasure, if that is what you are referring to. Many Religous also voluntarilly abstain from the simple pleasures of life so that they do not...

31 Oct 06

Ask me anything about Catholicism

whatevertrevor @whatevertrevor (13) • United States 31 Oct 06

I can answer any question.

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whatevertrevor Some Priests are. In the Byzantine rite, if your married before you enter seminary you can still become a Priest. It is tradition that a Priest in the Roman rite must remain single. There are many arguments of Church Fathers as to why it is better for a...

31 Oct 06

Ask me anything about Catholicism

whatevertrevor @whatevertrevor (13) • United States 31 Oct 06

I can answer any question.

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whatevertrevor Many reasons. 1. It is the tradition of the true Church. Tradition is important. If for no other reason than the Church says we must, we must. 2. God endows Priests alone with the power to forgive sins. 3. It keeps people responsible. 4. Also, its...

31 Oct 06

What do Roman Catholics believe?

malcido @malcido (422) • United States 26 Oct 06

I would like to have a friendly and thoughtful discussion about what Roman Catholics believe. Anyone interested?

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whatevertrevor If you do not attend Mass every week you are not following the fundamental teachings of the Catholic Faith. It is a mortal sin to miss Sunday Mass. What your grandmother said is obvious, but not relevant.

31 Oct 06