Catherineanne
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Yeah actually I gave the church 3% points benefit of a doubt. And if you claim you don't witness because you haven't heard God tell you to then you need to get in the Bible and read some. For example in Philippians 1 which you apparently haven't read, Paul makes no mention of callings of individual Christians. Instead he says that because he's been imprisoned more people are preaching now than before, some from pure motives and other for wrong motives, but he doesn't care about the motive, only that the message is shared. You are correct that we are not all called to be evangelist, but we are all called to witness to God's grace. You get upset with me because I "made up" numbers and "maligned" my brothers and sisters in Christ, but accuse me of Pharisaical nonsense, so even if I am wrong in my post (which I am not) what makes you right for maligning me. You don't know me, the Lord is my Judge not you. I couldn't expect an Anglican to understand the necessity of evangelism, especially considering the Hail Mary prayer you have posted as your signature line. Blasphemous stuff there. I'm not going to continue to discuss this with you, I expect you to reply to this but this is the last you'll see me reply to you directly. Thank you for visiting and reading this OP.
That is dangerously close to ad hom, but I think I will let it pass.
If you want to discuss the Hail Mary, kindly do so where I can comment freely on it; I would be more than happy to explain its Scriptural origins to you.
Meanwhile, a respectful reminder; the Church is the Bride of Christ. Therefore, it is probably best not to slag her off in case her husband gets to hear of it.
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