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Category Archives: Holy Orders
Why I Love Papal Infallibility
As Nikki and I have mentioned a number of times in our posts, we come from the “free-church” strain of Protestant evangelicalism. For those not familiar with this term, think “Baptist,” “community church,” “Church of Christ,” “non-denominational Christian,” etc.–groups where … Continue reading
Posted in Holy Orders, Jason, Papacy
Tagged papal infallibility, priesthood of the believer
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Called to Love, Part 2: Hooray for Celibacy!
I had started writing this big post about priests and their role in God’s call to love when that yahoo over in Tennessee came out with his prayer about his “smokin’ hot wife” and I was really torn: Roll out … Continue reading
Posted in Holy Orders, Marriage, Nikki, Priesthood, Sacraments, Singleness, Vocation
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Jason’s Questions: #6 Why Don’t Accountability Groups Seem to Work?
I’m guessing any of my readers who either are, or at one time have been, evangelical Protestants can relate to the issue of “accountability.” Personally, I’ve lost track of the number of times this question came up in the churches I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Confession/Reconciliation, Holy Orders, Jason, Sacraments
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