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Originally Posted by ISUKappa
According to dicionary.com, one of the definitions of catholic is
so the catechism may be referring to the ancient undivided church as opposed to the Roman Catholic church. I know in our hymnals (LCMS Lutheran) there's a footnote in the Apostle's Creed where it states the word Christian in one spot used to be catholic. I believe other denominations still use the term catholic when they recite the creed.
Or maybe Roman Catholics are really that self-centered.  |
United Methodists say "I believe in the holy Catholic Church," then there's a footnote that says "Universal."
I was wondering about the death penalty thing. If they can't vote for Obama because he's pro-choice, and they can't vote for McCain because he's pro-capital punishment... who are they supposed to vote for? Was there any candidate at any time that was against both?
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