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Originally posted by woodwardjnr
Ok, I'm happy to admit, I'm pretty ignorant when it comes to religion. It's not something Ive ever taken a great interest in. Having said that it is still an omnipresent phenomena in my life. Whether it be the moral laws in my own country I must obey or the troubles in the Middle East.
I know these religions have their own histories and prophets, but do they all worship the same god, just under a different name?
Originally posted by Itisnowagain
reply to post by windword
All religions point to the same - however, if they call it different names then unity cannot be.
Divide and conquer is not what it is really about.
Unity, harmony, peace is not found in labels.
Unity is whole and complete with no boundaries.
Originally posted by DuecesxGeneral
reply to post by Lazarus Short
the cresent mon has nothing to with islam except it was added to the flags when the ottomans hijacked islam
Today, the Catholic church accepts all Christian baptisms as being valid -- when I converted from Methodism, I did not need to be re-baptized. Non-Christian baptisms (such as Mormons or other non-trinitarians) are not considered valid, and if the person wants to join the Catholic church, and most Protestant churches, they need to be baptized (significantly, not re-baptized, because they were never baptized in the first place, they just had water put on them.)
Originally posted by DuecesxGeneral
reply to post by Lazarus Short
the cresent moon has nothing to with islam except it was added to the flags when the ottomans hijacked islam
Al'mumeet (the Destroyer, creator of death) = satan
The Great Deceiver/Schemer = satan
The Proud One, Most Proud = satan.
Originally posted by DeadSeraph
reply to post by adjensen
While I don't wish to derail the thread, could you clarify for us what a valid baptism is, and if non-catholic baptisms are considered valid by the catholic church?