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Bible reading is not required for salvation nor is it encouraged by the church. Further to your comments, hell is for protestants only which is not to say that all protestants go to hell. This message is implied with "the fullness of salvation is for Catholics only." This means that salvation itself is not for Catholics only because many are called to enter the race. Those who "enter the race" enter the purgation period and only those who complete the race enter heaven (which follows does it not?). We don't object to the millions of protestants that enter the race but only wish that they would finish the race and not die with the burning desire to finish the same. We/I regard willing to die while burning with the desire to be raised equal to hell on earth because the purgation period should never be more than 42 months (Rev.1214, 13:5 and others). |
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Speaking of esoteric interpretations. I bet you can't even find half your theories in the Catholic Encyclopedia, Amos.
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Hey, my thread got radorthed
So, purgatory is for catholics only right? So I'm guessing this was made after protestantism was created? I'd think that something that kept someone from going to hell would be one of the first things that protestants would hang on to when splitting from catholicism. That's just my thought pattern, if it was created before then my question is why the protestants didn't take it with them. |
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Please don't read anything for me on this but Catholic theology is full of purgatory stuff and our art works shows how many saints came full circle and always recognized the above in their journey through the purgation period. We now have Lente as an example of it. Protestants are still divided on whether to celebrate Easter or not. Why? Because they never get past the phrase "I am saved, are you?" |
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