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Idolater

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Then answer for me, please. I want to know your answer to Hoping's question.
Grave matter is the only thing Catholics need to worry about besides Romans 14 stuff. It might be and probably is offensive to other Catholics, but it's not grave matter, so it doesn't automatically break communion.
 

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Grave matter is the only thing Catholics need to worry about besides Romans 14 stuff. It might be and probably is offensive to other Catholics, but it's not grave matter, so it doesn't automatically break communion.

By "grave matter" do you mean "sacrilege"? That's the word Hoping used in his question.
 

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No, I mean the most serious sins.

I don't know if he's asking about the most serious sins or not, his view of sin is not Catholic.

Is it sacrilege according to Catholicism?
 

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You could argue it.
You're a troll.
The point of the question was to see if you esteem stone and plaster as so holy it would be considered sacrilege to disfigure them.
If you do, it is idol worshipping at its worst.
I can understand your not wanting to answer, given you use the name idolator.
But be warned that idolaters will not inherit the kingdom of heaven. (1 Cor 6:9)
 

Idolater

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The point of the question was to see if you esteem stone and plaster as so holy it would be considered sacrilege to disfigure them.
I esteem Jesus, His Apostles, and the office of bishop (cf. 1st Timothy 3:1) which they established, as far as we know, for all time ("till He come" 1st Corinthians 11:26)
If you do, it is idol worshipping at its worst.
I'm instructed to take literally zero theological advice from strange Christians like you. See above.
I can understand your not wanting to answer, given you use the name idolator.
But be warned that idolaters will not inherit the kingdom of heaven. (1 Cor 6:9)
 

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I esteem Jesus, His Apostles, and the office of bishop (cf. 1st Timothy 3:1) which they established, as far as we know, for all time ("till He come" 1st Corinthians 11:26)
But not God?
Why not?
I'm instructed to take literally zero theological advice from strange Christians like you. See above.
At least I esteem God worthy of worship.
But statues?
Just stone and plaster.
False idols.
 

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