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I would suggest that we take the studying of the CCC very slowly. Not, boring slowly, but slowly.
One poster has already commented on it, and he's right.
Jerome Kropp over at The Catechism of the Catholic Church Internet Study Group has the right idea.
I don't think we want to do it that way -- but I would suggest that we follow a weekly discussion of either a subsection, a couple paragraphs, etc. If we see that the discussion is getting complex, we can always make whatever we're talking about longer, instead of every week a new section...
We should start a new thread, title it much like Jerome titles his, or something of that sort.
Finally, this Study forum should be exhaustive and conclusive. I encourage everyone, who may have doubts on the interpretation of the Catechism, to ensure that whatever answers they have regarding what the Catechism means, to yield to those around them. In other words, I don't want two or three people who can decide amongst themselves who is right, nor do I want debating or argumentative posts in this section.
This is the CCC. It is, what it is.
These are some ideas I'm presenting, but I personally would like to see these addressed, and I would like to see structure.
Thoughts?
One poster has already commented on it, and he's right.
Jerome Kropp over at The Catechism of the Catholic Church Internet Study Group has the right idea.
I don't think we want to do it that way -- but I would suggest that we follow a weekly discussion of either a subsection, a couple paragraphs, etc. If we see that the discussion is getting complex, we can always make whatever we're talking about longer, instead of every week a new section...
We should start a new thread, title it much like Jerome titles his, or something of that sort.
Finally, this Study forum should be exhaustive and conclusive. I encourage everyone, who may have doubts on the interpretation of the Catechism, to ensure that whatever answers they have regarding what the Catechism means, to yield to those around them. In other words, I don't want two or three people who can decide amongst themselves who is right, nor do I want debating or argumentative posts in this section.
This is the CCC. It is, what it is.
These are some ideas I'm presenting, but I personally would like to see these addressed, and I would like to see structure.
Thoughts?