Disbelieving the Predestinarian God — by Fr. Al Kimel
Living in a Crowded Heaven — by Fr. Stephen Freeman
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December 16, 2007 by kevinburt
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Both posts are wise and deeply to the point. I loved the Wesley quote, every time I start to think of moving toward changing my house of worship Wesley meets me at the back door and answers my questions and shoo’s me back inside.
I wish the Methodist Church still understood the sacraments sacrament-ally.
but as I have said, Methodism in not in the Prostestant lineage.
In truth, would there be any joy in heaven if we knew our families suffered and we celebrated.
I think I have mentioned the Boddhisatva Vow, and Kevin has mentioned Pauls close approximation to it.
May all be blessed until the day all are saved.
craig