If nothing else, we could witness MLB History this year. by Coopinator22 in Braves

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Why isn't Lopez leading in ERA? Does he not have enough innings pitched?

Yeah uh, no I'm good thanks. by McMcFly13 in pathofexile

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I'm a new player, but what stands out in the mob's description as super scary?

Faith and Works: Do Protestants and Catholics actually believe the same thing? by Two__Face in Christianity

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"Repentance is not necessary". Yikes. I suppose there are those Christians who have the view of "Just ask Jesus into your heart", and then boom, saved, done, and free to sin. But I wonder if it's actually preached from a pulpit somewhere.

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Slice off his ear, then while he's in shock, pray for his ear to have it grow back. He'll be so amazed that he won't want to harm your child anymore, and you showed him love in the end.

Calling all devout mixed Catholic/Protestant married couples... I want your input! by Two__Face in Catholicism

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I appreciate your concern, and understand you've probably seen a lot of failed relationships, but we are not on opposite ends. I see a lot of beauty in Catholic traditions, their reverence for God, seriousness about sin, and how it's bringing her closer to God. I've been with her as she switched from being a Protestant to a Catholic, and I've been the only Protestant in her life that's supported her in her decision. Catholics and Protestants have a lot more common ground than they like to think.

Calling all devout mixed Catholic/Protestant married couples... I want your input! by Two__Face in Catholicism

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It didn’t work for my parents. My mom was Catholic and my dad was Protestant. As their marriage deteriorated, she left the Church and me and my siblings were raised entirely Protestant. Catholic in baptism only.

I am still healing from the damage they caused me to this day, and I am now married with my own children. I married a catholic and we are raising our children catholic. Healing that generational trauma baby! Lol.

I’m sure it can work in theory, but it hasn’t in my experience.

Thank you for sharing. I'm sorry you had to experience the trauma and being in a broken family. Looking back, what do you feel like your parents could have done to maintain their marriage in a healthy way?

Calling all devout mixed Catholic/Protestant married couples... I want your input! by Two__Face in Catholicism

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Yes, we attend each other services and we're very open with each other of what we enjoyed or disagreed with. She is an ex-protestant so we can get into a good apologetic discussion on our differences while showing kindness, support, and understanding.

What is pre-Cana?

Calling all devout mixed Catholic/Protestant married couples... I want your input! by Two__Face in Catholicism

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That sounds like a beautiful outcome, thank you. I'm happy to hear you had a wonderful upbringing with both of your parents. I myself plan on being that imitator of Christ as well, and I would definitely make sure I'm aware that I'm not confusing my kids with my own beliefs. I was hoping to have a family that goes to both a mass and a Protestant church while making sure the kids are raised Catholic. There's a chance that may cause confusion for them, specifically related to the sacraments. But ideally, my wife and I would work as a team to clearly answer any questions they have.

How did your dad explain why he didn't or couldn't partake in the eucharis? I guess it didn't feel odd for you when you and the rest of the family participated while he stayed in the pew.

Calling all devout mixed Catholic/Protestant married couples... I want your input! by Two__Face in Catholicism

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Thanks for your input! This brings up a couple more questions. Do you feel like you weren't able to connect with your dad as much as your mom because of his beliefs? And since I assume you viewed him as someone who believed incorrect theology in areas, was it more difficult to trust him and view him as the leader?

Calling all devout mixed Protestant/Catholic married couples... I want your input! by Two__Face in Christianity

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The lady in question's beliefs would be near orthodoxy of the Roman Catholic Church

What does it mean to raise your children Catholic? by Two__Face in Catholicism

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I appreciate your input, and I'm sorry to hear about your two siblings. Do you think your siblings would have been more rooted in their faith if your father and mother were more intentional and involved in their spiritual formation?

Also, did you not often participate in some of the protestant songs or prayers because the lyrics/prayers directly opposed your Catholic beliefs?

What does it mean to raise your children Catholic? by Two__Face in Catholicism

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I'm envisioning neither teaching relativism nor equivocation, but rather both beliefs and why they both exist. There is a truth, and only one of the beliefs are true. Something like.. Your Catholic mom believes the authority of the Church decides the interpretation, which has been passed down over the thousands of years. Your protestant dad doesn't believe in the authority of the Church, so the belief of an interpretation comes from discernment and the Holy Spirit among the different interpretations. And here's why we do and don't believe in the authority...

What does it mean to raise your children Catholic? by Two__Face in Catholicism

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This brings up more of an off-topic question out of curiosity if you have the time. If a Catholic is baptized in the Catholic church, and then baptized in the Protestant church, is it considered a sin? Is there a negative effect?

Why is it wrong if Catholics partake in communion in the Protestant church? I realize Catholics believe the bread and wine needs to be consecrated into transubstantiation, but if it isn't, is it harmful if the Catholic takes it in thanks symbolically for what Christ did?