Catholic/Protestant teachings

[josh]

Ok...so Agnostic as in "you CANT know the truth" or Agnostic as is "you CAN know the truth, but you just are not convinced". It is actually an important distinction.

I was not and am not joining the debate, just responding to a request for info from the peanut gallery. I know you're trying to suck me in but you can't.

Gotcha.

That makes one in the column of "strong agnostic"....who else...

[jlbates]

Call me what you will.

[Hog Caller]

That makes one in the column of "strong agnostic"....who else...

What makes a strong agnostic? Is it someone who strongly believes there is a supreme being out there but they don't necessarily believe in God? You guys are waaaay too deep for me. I like all that Lantana 07 had to say and he is correct, but in some ways, exclusive of the Catholic Church being the only gathering place of fellowship for Christians, I also agree with Al on many things he has said. I will out myself, I am Anglican. We are Catholic in worship and reformed (Baptist) in doctrine.

[HEAD]

We can get into Calvanism vs. Free Will if you really, really want to.

No, thanks... I need to get more work done.

AW, Come on AL. I haven't had a good debate on TULIP since my Reformed Perspectives class back in High School.

BTW, born and raised RCA