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Monthly Archives: October 2014
Marks of a Valid Baptism…
Intent I have concluded recently that the Traditionalist Catholics are correct in their interpretation of the sacrament of baptism and what marks a baptism as being valid. Of course, the implications would exclude the vast majority of Protestant baptisms as … Continue reading
Posted in Anglicanism, Bible, Catholicism, Eastern Christianity, High Church
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What Christian Denomination are You Quiz?
I got 82% Episcopalian, 82% Catholic, 49% Lutheran, 49% Restorationist, 32% Methodist, 19% Calvinist, 14% Puritan, 5% Baptist, and 0% Pentecostal. Take the Quiz and tell me what your scores were in the comments section.
Posted in Anglicanism, Catholicism, Entertainment
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At what point did the reformers cease being Catholic?
At what point did Luther’s teachings transgress the bounds of ‘Catholic’ orthodoxy? This question, which fascinated some older scholars, rests on an assumption unacceptable to modern historians: namely, that there exists an eternal standard of ‘Catholic’ truth independent of name … Continue reading
Posted in Anglicanism, Catholicism, High Church, Western Rite
16 Comments
R.I.P. St Bosco
Folks, it saddens me that our very own St. Bosco has passed away. I looked up his obituary and indeed it is true. Wayne Carlton Howard of San Diego, California is dead. St. Bosco was always a lighthearted fellow even … Continue reading
Posted in I'm Lazy
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Venn Diagram for QuiaVideruntOculi (QVO)
QVO wanted me to make a Venn Diagram of the Pope’s role and authority.
Sorry, St. Bosco
St. Bosco and I were having a wonderful conversation on his blog over the issue of Papal infallibility and the legitimacy of the Traditional Anglican Communion but it appears my comments are no longer being accepted by the PTB. We … Continue reading
Posted in I'm Lazy
7 Comments
The Purified Water?
Called to Communion and White Horse Blog posted a while back on the subject of whether baptismal regeneration can be found in the church fathers’ earliest writings or not. I looked into this subject a while back for my dear … Continue reading
Posted in High Church
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