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defcon01
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Date Posted:29/01/2012 9:01 AMCopy HTML

A woman whos husband died remarried a...Catholic!!!! The reason that went ahead was because the husband Had to leave the Catholic church and go to the rev ctr.
What was worse was that the husband was told he COULD NOT attend his grand daughters first communion. He had to forget his family. (He went anyway).
Now, consider the closeness of the RC community. This woman has been going to the meetings for 40 years, but knows nobody in the church. She goes along on Sunday at 3.00pm, sits at the back of the hall and as soon as the meeting is finished (before the closing choruses) she leaves. That is her Christian life. 80minutes on a Sunday. And the elders don't say anything to her. Still, I guess they are happy she goes there rather than somewhere else, it keeps the numbers up.
It sounds good to say people have been members of the church for 40 years, just don't mention their Christian walk.
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WillemIV Share to: Facebook Twitter MSN linkedin google yahoo #1
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Re:Shunning

Date Posted:30/01/2012 6:24 PMCopy HTML

A woman whos husband died remarried a...Catholic!!!! The reason that went ahead was because the husband Had to leave the Catholic church and go to the rev ctr. They probably realised it would be easier to get back into the Catholic Church than getting back into RCI.
What was worse was that the husband was told he COULD NOT attend his grand daughters first communion. He had to forget his family. (He went anyway). It may be the best way to deal with autocratic rulers. What they don't know won't hurt them, so don't tell them what they wouldn't want to hear.
Biblianut Share to: Facebook Twitter MSN linkedin google yahoo #2
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Re:Shunning

Date Posted:22/01/2014 4:11 AMCopy HTML

Did you know, as with Revivalists, that 'shunning' is a practice of the Amish people?
 
Difference is however, if that person repents, he/she is forgiven and allowed to be a part of the group once again.
I believe in Christianity as I believe the sun has risen; not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else. C.S.Lewis.
Didaktikon Share to: Facebook Twitter MSN linkedin google yahoo #3
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Re:Shunning

Date Posted:22/01/2014 5:03 AMCopy HTML

Ralph,

Churches refusing fellowship to wayward believers is a perfectly biblical practice. The difference between the orthodox and the sectarian has to do with intent-in-practice: discipline seeking restoration, versus punishment and ostracism.

Blessings,

Ian
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