Hi Santosh, Once again we need to talk the same language. I used YOUR definition and you changed it on me. Here is YOUR definition:
Santosh Helekar: A Fundamentalist Catholic, on the other hand, would follow all commandments and doctrines in letter and spirit without asking any questions. GL comments: Following the the doctrine in spirit "means actions" . Otherwise one is following the doctrine only in letter ?perhaps like the fanatics. Regards Santosh I maintain that the person I describe is a fundamentalist Catholic. If you are claiming that a person becomes a saint simply by virtue of his/her beliefs then I disagree completely with such a claim. From an objective standpoint one can only be regarded as a saint based on one's actions, not beliefs. One is a saint only if one devotes one's life to the good of humanity. --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >The person you describe below is not a fundamentalist Catholic. He/She is a >true practicing Catholic like Mother Teresa. The person is a Saint! >
