Did I find the right Church?

Sherwood

Found this on usenet and just had to pass it along

Sherwood
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I think I'm on to something here but I'll have to do a little more
investigating. It seems too good to be true, so there must be a catch.

I found a Catholic fundamentalist non-denominational sect (CFNS) which uses
a REAL Bible that doesn't contradict itself. All of its teachings make
perfect sense to me and the people are so wonderful. I never thought this was
possible. I still can't believe it.

You can find out more information on their website:

http://digilander.libero.it/caricacell/

Above link is invalid today.

TRY

http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/youare.html

A more charismatic faction of this sect is found here:

http://www.funnyjunk.com/pages/fool.htm
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Mark

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jgnat

What a relief! Finally! A REAL bible! As compared to all the UNREAL bibles floating around! Finally! A religion with all the answers! This will surely empty the Kingdom Halls!

Ravyn

uh yeah and I just ate a Macintosh Granny Smith Non-apple piece of fruit.

Ravyn

A Paduan

Halleluliah ! Real fundamentalism from a Real Bible !

I always wonder if people actually deserve it, yeknow.

seedy3

I h ave never seen a website more honest then that one.......... How do I join!!!!!!!!!!

YOUR AN IDIOT, YOUR AN IDIOT

Yeppers, I agree with that statement for anyone thinking about joing any religion.

Seedy

ozziepost

Seedy,

IMO it's not about joining a religion so much as having Christ join you!

This entire "joining" thing emanates from what the Borg taught us, namely that an organisation is the mediator between us and God.

I would suggest looking at real Christian belief that of having an individual relationship with God and Jesus. Once you understand that, organisations are superfluous. Until we understand that, we'll always be bound by the Borg and its teachings.

Cheers, Ozzie

peacefulpete

Sherwood...for once I agree.

Edited by - peacefulpete on 12 February 2003 11:5:12

Sherwood

For those who can not read Italian, the internet link has been taken away due to violation the user abused according to their terms and agreement.

Shucks (o:

Sherwood

IMO it's not about joining a religion so much as having Christ join you!

This entire "joining" thing emanates from what the Borg taught us, namely that an organisation is the mediator between us and God.

I would suggest looking at real Christian belief that of having an individual relationship with God and Jesus. Once you understand that, organisations are superfluous. Until we understand that, we'll always be bound by the Borg and its teachings.

Cheers, Ozzie
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What a cool cat you are ;-)

Sherwood

Carmel

.....unless of course God mandated an organization. the Christian faith, IMHO, focused upon the individual's relationship with his/her mediator, hence with God. It falls short in not providing guidance for collective action, locally, regionally or internationally. For that you will have to go outside the limitations of Christian theology.

carmel

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