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Feb 14	comment	Why do Jews not accept Jesus as the Messiah? @ashansky Actually your comment doesn't have anything to do with my answer. I said the OT is not authoritative. The Talmud supersedes the OT.
Feb 14	revised	Why do Jews not accept Jesus as the Messiah? deleted 197 characters in body
Dec 19	comment	Why don't Christians celebrate the feast of tabernacles? youtube.com/…
Dec 17	revised	Why do Jews not accept Jesus as the Messiah? added 70 characters in body
Dec 16	answered	Why do Jews not accept Jesus as the Messiah?
Dec 10	answered	Why is “fornication” used to describe the actions of “Babylon the Great” in Revelation 18?
Dec 7	revised	Did Jesus spend time in Hell between the crucifixion and resurrection? added 8 characters in body
Dec 1	revised	What version of the Bible is closest to the Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek manuscripts? Removed unnecessary text and caps in title
Dec 1	suggested	suggested edit on What version of the Bible is closest to the Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek manuscripts?
Nov 28	answered	Did Jesus spend time in Hell between the crucifixion and resurrection?
Nov 27	answered	Does believing in Jesus Christ save me, or do I have to do something more?
Nov 27	revised	The Godfather Baptism Killings added 2099 characters in body
Nov 25	answered	Is it a sin to allow oneself to become fat in the absence of medical conditions?
Nov 23	comment	List of papal teachings considered infallible You could try the "Fundamental of Catholic Dogma" by Ott, or the "Sources of Catholic Dogma." from Denzinger
Nov 22	comment	How can common believers in the Roman Catholic Church be sure that the Church's decisions are correct and not erroneous? @brilliant Well, Vatican II is a complete deviation from the faith and a false council, so it could be an answer to your question. From the Council of Jerusalem to Vatican II there was no change in Dogmas. Canon law has changed which entails the governance of the Church. Pope Honorius was heretic but he did not issue any dogmatic decrees.
Nov 22	comment	Catholic view of Biblical saints @Wikis Canonizations are considered to be infallible.
Nov 22	answered	How many kinds of Catholics are there?
Nov 22	answered	Is there a concept of Christian State in Christianity?
Nov 22	answered	Are there any Christian denominations that don't believe Jesus is the only way to salvation?
Nov 22	answered	The Godfather Baptism Killings