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The Catholic Church and its teachings and views on specific subjects.

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I'm reading the Apostolic Fathers and found a reference to the book of Tobit from Polycarp. Why do Catholics place the deuterocanon as Sacred Scripture?
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I understand that in Catholic teaching, the Virgin Mary is believed to be in heaven, often associated with the doctrine of the Assumption. However, I’m trying to understand the Biblical basis for this ...
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Jesus and the apostles had both the Old Testament, and the Jewish tradition. Nowhere in Scripture does Jesus or any of the apostles appeal to the Jewish traditions. In fact, it appears to be the ...
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Assuming the arrow of time as a premise that the past comes before the present, and the present comes before the future, temporarily. Could there have been a time where there was nothing before the ...
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Duplicate of LDS but from Catholic perspective Bible verses: Isaiah 43:10 Before Me there was no God formed, And there will be none after Me. Isaiah 44:6 'I am the first and I am the last, And ...
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Background According to Catholic.com, men and women were separated during Mass from ancient times, attested as early as the 300s CE: The practice [of separate seating for men and women] is ancient. ...
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I noticed that Catholics pray to statues of Mary, and pray using Rosary beads. When I ask Catholics why they pray to Mary instead of God they tell me that they just show Mary respect for being a ...
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Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, founder of the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX), made public his decision to consecrate bishops without a papal mandate in his letter to Pope John Paul II on 2 June 1988. The ...
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Why isn't the Canticum Trium Puerorum (a.k.a Benedicite omnia opera Domini, from the Song in the Fiery Furnace in the book of Daniel 3:57-88) in the Roman Breviary strictly scriptural? Canticum Trium ...
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User Ken Graham quotes the Roman Catholic Catechism in a recent answer: "the Church still has the obligation and also the sacred right to evangelize all men". Missionary work is often ...
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I am a member of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod in the USA. I ask the following question not to be quarrelsome or to demean the Roman Catholic Church. I only wish to obtain an authoritative answer ...
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At least since the pontificate of John Paul II, and definitely during the times of Francis, the Church ignores the teaching of many popes including Quanta cura together with Syllabus Errorum by Pius ...
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(Welcome God Bless You) I am very sorry for such a long question, and attempting a solution in the question. Please bear with me, first a selection of the oldest creeds before the formal/official ...
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Only use evidence from the canon and historical writing from the father's of the faith in the first few centuries that also used scripture canon, not including the apocrypha. The evidence I've seen ...
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I am a member of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod in the USA. I belong to a group discussing various theological issues. I am interested in the differences between our doctrine and Roman Catholic ...
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