Calling all Christians - how well do you know your doctrine?

[Maximus]

unknown and irrelevant. (speaking from the belief system I was raised in)

[Martinus]

unknown and irrelevant. (speaking from the belief system I was raised in)

Ignorant and irrelevant would be a better response. And also a good description of your post. Why did you make it?

[Grey Fox]

unknown and irrelevant. (speaking from the belief system I was raised in)

Ignorant and irrelevant would be a better response. And also a good description of your post. Why did you make it?

It is the answer to your OP, ffs.

[Berkut]

unknown and irrelevant. (speaking from the belief system I was raised in)

Ignorant and irrelevant would be a better response. And also a good description of your post. Why did you make it?

Because you asked?

[Maximus]

Is it more ignorant to claim something is known or to claim it is unknown when it is, in fact, unknown?

[dps]

Is it more ignorant to claim something is known or to claim it is unknown when it is, in fact, unknown?

It's not unknown according to Roman Catholic doctrine.  I've pointed out before that sometimes Marti doesn't seem to realize that all Christians aren't Catholic. 

Of course, that's just a bit of a joke, but he does sometimes show a lack of awareness of the doctrines and attitudes of non-Catholic Christians.   Understandable for someone who grew up in Poland.  What percentage of the population is non-Catholic Christian there?  Less than 5% I'd say on a guess, maybe less than 1%.  Again, that's just a guess, so I'm open to being shown to be wrong on that.

[11B4V]

Creepy Catholic Marti is creepy.

I wonder if he is a christian?

[Martinus]

Is it more ignorant to claim something is known or to claim it is unknown when it is, in fact, unknown?

It's not unknown according to Roman Catholic doctrine.  I've pointed out before that sometimes Marti doesn't seem to realize that all Christians aren't Catholic. 

Of course, that's just a bit of a joke, but he does sometimes show a lack of awareness of the doctrines and attitudes of non-Catholic Christians.   Understandable for someone who grew up in Poland.  What percentage of the population is non-Catholic Christian there?  Less than 5% I'd say on a guess, maybe less than 1%.  Again, that's just a guess, so I'm open to being shown to be wrong on that.

The second largest Christian religious group after Catholics in Poland are Orthodox Christians - they represent 1.3% of the general populace. All protestants add up to 0.38% of the populace.

In any case, protestants are simply heretics of the Catholic Church so there is no point paying any attention to them.

[Brazen]

He pupated and dissolved into component cells that reformed into a new living creature; the same and yet different.

[grumbler]

He pupated and dissolved into component cells that reformed into a new living creature; the same and yet different.

Jesus was a moth?  That explains how he could "ascend to heaven."

[Brazen]

Jesus was a moth?  That explains how he could "ascend to heaven."

Or towards the nearest light bulb.