Christianity - Catholicism

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2009-11-21 Anglicans - hello john:

According to the Christian doctrine of the Trinity, God is three persons but one being. Jesus Christ is the second person of God, God the Son. Jesus said that "I and the Father are one." So why does

2009-11-16 Anglicans - body or spirit:

You have to come at this from the belief in the Holy Trinity. God is spirit. He took flesh (body) in his son Jesus. The Father (from everlasting to everlasting) was and is and ever will be spirit ("without

2009-11-16 Anglicans - The "Gay Clergy":

I'm afraid this is a very fraught issue. The Anglican Communion has an understanding that no services of blessing of gay couples will be officially sanctioned, and that no-one in an openly gay relationship

2009-11-16 Catholics - Catholic church:

Dear Delvina: I believe that the Catholic Church is the true church established by God for the salvation of the world. I believe this because only the Catholic Church fulfills all the requirements for

2009-11-15 Catholics - mixed marriage and children:

Dear Esther: The Catholic Church accepts other Christian church's baptisms if done with plain water and "In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the the Holy Spirit." The child's baptism should