Bridging The Gap

[mulls]

[quote name='Archangel Raphael' date='May 27 2004, 09:12 PM'] In other words, just to come to an understanding of eachother, don't need to accept another's way of Worshiping God but just so we don't look at eachother like enemies like some do. [/quote]
unfortunately, some here have no desire at all to learn or come to an understanding. they claim to know everything about the "other side."

[MParedon]

[quote name='mulls']unfortunately, some here have no desire at all to learn or come to an understanding. they claim to know everything about the "other side." [/quote]

Well, if you like....I'm heartily sorry for the people that do not take the time to learn or come to an understanding. I apologize to you on behalf of Catholics and on behalf of non-Catholics that do that. I don't know if that means much to you, but it is sincere on my part.

[mulls]

don't sweat it, i've been around long enough to understand who's here to do what, i just wanted to let some people know that not everybody is interested in "bridging the gap."


but i appreciate your concern, thanks.

[MParedon]

oh wow...forum politics . I think I'll just steer clear of all that stuff because I'm just not good at it.

[Dave]

[quote name='Archangel Raphael' date='May 27 2004, 09:12 PM'] And to answer Jason's question: Techinically, I am Catholic. I was baptized Catholic and such. But God hasn't led me to always go to a Catholic church, I go wherever He leads me, cause He's called me to preach the Word. [/quote]
As I said in another thread, how do you know it was God who called you to go elsewhere? How do you know it's not your emotions or opinions (neither of which is a reliable means of determining the right thing to do, I might add)?