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I suppose you could go to the ends of the earth to find God, and if that's what it takes then it's worth it. However, God can be found wherever you are. If begins with your seeking Him with your whole
Paul went to Ephesus and found some people there (probably Gentiles) who were believers in Christ. Yet he found that their understanding of the Gospel and spiritual things was incomplete, hence his question
The fact is, the individual books of the Bible existed before the Catholic Church; take, for example, the Old Testament. The New Testament was compiled by the Catholic Church many years after the individual
There really isn't space here to go into the beliefs of Catholicism, but I can say that there should be plenty of resources available on the Internet. I recommend that you attempt to encourage this
I've taught on this subject quite a few times over the years and am dismayed that people don't really understand it. There seems to be so much "supposition" rather than "exposition." If people would let
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