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hi.i want to know speak latin.i have an idea: when i'll grow up, maybe i will upgrade the latin to speakeble every day language.what do you think?so, i want to speak latin.someone can help?kamochek.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=172504#p172504
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One question, Why?Unless you want to be a classical scholar and read virgil and plutarch in their original languages or study the history and litergy of the catholic church, I'm not sure why you would want to speak latin. As for help, well it's not really something you can just learn l
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Salve,The thing is, you cannot just learn Latin in a few weeks or months. I, for example, am learning Latin in school, and it's definitely not that easy as expected. You can, of course, do it if you learn vocabulary and loads of grammar, for example the "Ablativus Absolutus", the "Part
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Salve,What a coincidence that I stumbled upon this! The thing is, you cannot just learn Latin in a few weeks or months. I, for example, am learning Latin in school, and it's definitely not that easy as expected. You can, of course, do it if you learn vocabulary and loads of grammar, fo
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Salve,What a coincidence that I stumbled upon this! The thing is, you cannot just learn Latin in a few weeks or months. I, for example, am learning Latin in school, and it's definitely not that easy as expected. You can, of course, do it if you learn vocabulary and loads of grammar, fo
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Salve,What a coincidence that I stumbled upon this! The thing is, you cannot just learn Latin in a few weeks or months. I, for example, am learning Latin in school, and it's definitely not that easy as expected. You can, of course, do it if you learn vocabulary and loads of grammar, fo
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Salve,What a coincidence that I stumbled upon this! The thing is, you cannot just learn Latin in a few weeks or months. I, for example, am learning Latin in school, and it's definitely not that easy as expected. You can, of course, do it if you learn vocabulary and loads of grammar, fo
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Salve,What a coincidence that I stumbled upon this! The thing is, you cannot just learn Latin in a few weeks or months. I, for example, am learning Latin in school, and it's definitely not that easy as expected. You can, of course, do it if you learn vocabulary and loads of grammar, fo
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Hi Paddy. interestingly enough, while I've never studdied latin, I did spanish at school, and am currently learning to speak Italian, in order that I can sing in it convincingly. Both languages have a very similar scheme of altering the endings of all verbs and most nowns as you descri
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hi.i want not only the latin make a everyday language but the following:aramic and old russian which cold "slovianskiy".URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=172538#p172538
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Hi. I am also learning latin in school, and as paddy said, it is rather difficult.Since i am listening to the band Powerwolf who use latin in there lyrix i am more and more interistet in the way, latin was used in the church.I was in the same event with paddy playing the inquisitor in
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hi.i also tryed to play the inquisitor in latin.some questions:now, the latin isn't used in the church?what do you think of making speakeble the aramic and the old russian languages?in the russian orthodox church they are using other russian, not the russian which you know.kamochek.URL
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@Camochek, about Iramic and old russion it's something I've simply not heard of, heck regular Russian is likely hard enough for an English speaker . Though as I said if there are works from the Russian orthodox church you wish to study fair enough, just the same way latin would be use
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At our school, we do not only learn Latin because we were just too lazy to learn French and as a resultatem, we were left alone with Latin or something like that. In fact, while learning Latin, you also learn about special events which happened in the past, like the great Pompeji event
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hi dark.you didn't hared of aramic/iramic?it is a language like arabic and hebrew, but today are not speaking in this language.only a serian orthodox liturgies are in aramic, and some jewish prayings are in aramic.also some books from the old testament or the tanah, are in aramic like
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@paddy, with Italian I'm actually trying to learn to converse in it so knowing how to say order stuff in a restaurant is actually helpful, though i agree if I was bothering to learn written translation I'd probably want something more interesting to do. I have learnt about roman histor
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About the pope thing, even if it's off-topic:As a protestant christian myself, I disagree to a few things the pope is doing, like forbidding gay-marriage, which is definitely discrimination for gay people. I don't want to discriminate anybody, being gay is definitely nothing to be asha
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About the pope thing, even if it's off-topic:As a protestant christian myself, I disagree to a few things the pope is doing, like forbidding gay-marriage, which is definitely discrimination for gay people. I don't want to discriminate anybody, being gay is definitely nothing to be asha
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hi paddy.maybe the religions which you told are harmless, but i don't think for example that the budists will go to heaven, because they believing in many gods, and making thiers statues and praying to these statues, thinking that they'll help them.the orthodox jews in israel not likin
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So what? They are all believing in their own way, so why should I try to stop them believing in different gods so they all believe in only one god?About the type of protestant, we believe in Martin Luther, who founded the protestant Christianity because he disagreed about the catholics
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h paddy.about that you are a lutheran: ofcorce.i meen to say: i've checked your website, and there is an english and deutch selection, so it means if i'm not mistaken that you living in germany.i think the lutherans are most of the people in germany, because from germany the reformatio
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The language is actually called Aramaic, not aramic. But the facts are right... think of it as the semitic latin, in that it was the original language which influenced many languages including Modern Hebrew. Butt it's still spoken by very isolated Jewish and certain Christian groups al
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@Camochek, firstly you are incorrect, budhists don't believe in many gods specifically, they belive that follwing the teachings of the buder and meditating will bring inner peace and something better in the next life. Budhism isn't so much about worshipping a god as coming to a sense
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Kamochek, I'm not a Buddhist myself, but I have studied Buddhism in college and one thing I can say is that your perception of them is not correct. As Dark outlined in a post above Buddhists follow the teaching of Buddha and try to come to a sense of peace with themselves and the unive
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hi.ok, about the budhism i'm understood.but a question: there are still religions which believing like the greeks and romans: for example: god of rain, god of love, godess of the death and etc.a question is: in ouer days there are people which believing in these things?about my history
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I don't know any audio latin but you will probably find stuff if you look around. As regards whether people actually believe in many gods today, some people might, but in terms of major religions I've not heard of many. Hidnuism as I said as far as I understand it is the idea of God in
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Shintoism isn't considered as much a religion as a way of life. At least, not by the Japanese folks I've chatted with who follow it. As to Buddhism though... there are some sects of Buddhism which believe in Gods, or at least higher beings called Bodhisadfa, who are enlightened people
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hi assault-freak.which christian you are?i mean: which confesion of christianity you are?if you are a protestant, which protestant you are inside the protestantism?kamochek.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=172809#p172809
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I'm pentecostal.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=172813#p172813
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hi assault-freak.oh! i think it's grate!so please if you want: pray for my father that he'll let me to go to the messianic congregation (they are doing almost the same things like the pentacostalist, but jewish things are added like the urly christianity).please pray for my father that
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I will pray for you, sure... but without turning this into a sermon, let me just say that you have to ask yourself why you want those things. Is it to make yourself feel happier, or to glorify God and his kingdom?And the baptism of the holy spirit is something that we can all experienc
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hi assault-freak.i want all these things to gloryfy god and his kingdom.about the baptism by the holy spearet: i wanting that because i think it will be good to have a sspiritual presents like talking in other languages, or understand what the others saying, or (i don't know how to say
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Well, you know why you want these things... whether it's because you want to go to heaven or because you want to see God's glory in the world and testify to others. Either way, I think this topic should be kept on topic. I will say though that yes, I have been baptized in the holy spir
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hi assault-freak.and did you speak in a strange language?kamochek.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=172861#p172861
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When you are in that state... you simply do what the holy spirit tells you and speak as it leads. I don't even remember the prayers or other things I said... though yes, I do remember praying in tongues without planning to... but I wouldn't be able to tell you what I said.URL: http://f
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Kamochek, as for paganism it is still around. Its nowhere as near as popular as the monotheistic religions like Christianity, Judaism, and Islam , but it still exists. In fact I know a couple of people who worship earth gods and are pagans. The official term is neopagan which just mean
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hi.yeh, i know that you assault-freak can't tell what you said when you spoke in tongues, because nobody who do that doesn't knows what he saying.sometimes it's funny when you are hearing someone speaking in tongues, isn't it?for example: i was sick 2 years ago, and my grandma was with
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Interestingly enough Tom, there are probably more Wickens around in England sinse there still are people in parts of the country who see it as part of British history and heretage. When I used to be a musician for a group of morris dancers, several of the chaps there were wickens, and
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Tom, definitely agreed on that point. Speaking in tongues is definitely one of the overrated signs for someone who has been baptized in the holy spirit. But the reason it's probably one of the most looked for signs is because it's probably the most obvious one, though there are definit
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Kamochek, a note about speaking in tongues. You seem to be under some misconceptions about what the bible refers to as speaking in tongues. According to the scriptures speaking tongues is understood by everyone who hears it and can be understood by everyone in their own language at th
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@Tom as we have discussed before I do think the Uk is a bit more tolerant religiously sinse the main Church of England has a more moderate position and though there certainly are! overly zealous christians they tend to be more a minority and don't tend to have any political clout. Ind
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hi.yeh, maybe you are wright.i for example can be baptised in a catholic church, and show myself like i doing all their things, but i'll not really would to these things, but only will cheat the preests.for example: i can became a monk, and not really do all these things which they doi
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Kamochek, I see your point, but pretending to be one religion when you don't really believe the tenants of that religion would be dishonest. Not just to all the people you associate with but would be dishonest to yourself, and I think if You ever did something like that you would be ve
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I had a similar experience to that Tom at university. I went to what I believed to be a christian meditation group, only to find that the person leading the group began with talking about countering satan's influence in the world, and asked everyone to prey to avoid evil influences, s
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hi assault-freak.i want not only to see the glory of the god in the world, and come to heaven, but here on earth i want to share the gospel with people, specificaly with jews which aren't knowing and aren't exepting jesus and this fact that he is the real messiah.there were expected th
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A lot of discussion here that I can't speak on simply because I don't want to get in over my head. But the Bible is not actually black and white clear on what speaking in tongues actually is, other than that it's part of being filled by the holy spirit. The day of Pentecost sees discip
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I don't actually know how and when Muslems or Jewish, for example, are actually praying in their main language.Anyway I am pretty well content that the Christianity is something international. In many other religions, you have one single language in which you are praying. You may have
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hi paddy.yeh, upload these audio play thaith.about beeing translated in the lutheran to all the languages: you are wright.i've hared a lutheran service in russian, and in tel aviv in israel there is a church where the sermon is in hebrew.it is a lutheran church, but the service is in h
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hi paddy.are the lutherans having pictures and statues in their churchers?and are they praying to these statues and pictures like the catholics?kamochek.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=173065#p173065
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Kamochek, although Catholics do decorate their churches with statues, pictures, and various other forms of religious art they do not in fact pray to them. Praying to a statue would be blasphemy to a Catholic. This is another case where you have been mislead what Catholics actually beli
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hi.i know, what can i do to know what doing in the churches, so that i'll not bring a fulce facts:i don't want that my mother and father will see that i watching on youtube a services and liturgies, so who here from the fourum going to the church, can upload an audio recording of the s
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Camochek, you don't seem to have understood what Tom and I said. It is not about going to catholic, lutheran, jewish or whatever worship so much as it is understanding what people of those faiths beliefs and why they do what they do and think what they think. This is why the interfa
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hi dark.if i would do that, i need that my father will not see and will not know about that, so what i can do for that?kamochek.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=173159#p173159
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hi.i have a question about the lutherans:the lutherans had a belltower from the reformation, or they came to their churches after that?i asking because the history book which we learning in the school, speaking about the period from the 5th century to the 16th century.in the final chap
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Kamochek, I think you misunderstood the point of my prior post on this thread. I didn't actually mean you had to go to a Catholic church or listen to their sermons. What I was trying to say is if you want to know what Catholics actually believe you need to talk to someone who is Cathol
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Kamochek:I totally understand that you feel sadness regarding to your sickness as you mentioned a few posts back.I wanna tell you the trooth which I hope you both will be able to believe and understand:Nomadder what kind of god you believe, he can not do anything about it without you d
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Well i agree with Tom, however I do think it would be advisable to at least tell your parents your interested in learning about other religions, though of course if your parents are dogmatically against catholics or any other religion that might not be a good idea, however usually com
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@Kamocheck,Would you mind using the edit post section if no one else have posted under your current post? Just go to the end of your current post and write a few lines under it.Okay, I uploaded a short cut:https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/516 … ng_cut.wavI placed the intro which exp
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@Kamocheck,Would you mind using the edit post section if no one else have posted under your current post? Just go to the end of your current post and write a few lines under it.Okay, I uploaded a short cut:https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/516 … ng_cut.wavI placed the intro which exp
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@Kamochek,Would you mind using the edit post section if no one else have posted under your current post? Just go to the end of your current post and write a few lines under it.Okay, I uploaded a short cut:https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/516 … ng_cut.wavI placed the intro which expl
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hi paddy.not any christian church haves a bell tower.the pentacostals, baptists, messianic jews and evangelical christians doesn't have in their churches a bell tower.kamochek.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=173239#p173239
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hi thom.you have told that i must to speak to a catholic face to face, and it is not enough to listen to the service.but i talked about listen not only to t catholic service, but to an anglican, lutheran and other confesions.kamochek.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=1
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and paddy:what was that you have uploaded?it is in latin and deutch?URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=173241#p173241
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Camochek, I don't know what your on about with bell towers. in Britain at least nearly every christian church has a bell tower, whether they are church of England or catholic, indeed I regularly hear the cathedral bells from my flat in Durham. Many are very old and historical buildin
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hi.i think the modern churches like catholic, will still use the bells.there is no church, where the bells are ringing without people, but an electric system which ringing the bells automaticaly?and i have a question which interesting me, and i can't "solv" this question:have you read
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Well Camochek, some churches I believe use electronic bells, but as I said in Britain there are lots of very traditional churches, some of them close to a thousand years old who still use the real thing. I'll let someone who knows far more about American church history than I do ans
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Kamochek, I certainly have read “The Adventures of Tom Soyer” as it is an American classic. For many years it was standard reading material for elementary school age children. Although, I am not sure it is still standard reading for elementary age children in public schools today. At a
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@Kamochek,As mentioned before, please use the edit function and try to stop double or tripple posting. It's not that we don't like it if you want to add something and no one else posted under your current post, but please, if that's the case, try using the edit post function and add so
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hi.as for the edit post: i didn't found something like that, so i don't know how to do the edit post.as for my blindness: i am blind since my birth.kamochek.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=173292#p173292
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Kamochek, it is very easy to edit a prior post. Go to the post you want to edit and below it will be a number of buttons like Report, Delete, Edit, etc. Simply arrow to or tab to the Edit button and press enter. Then you will be able to edit your post.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/v
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hi.thanks, i have found the edit post.and tward, as for you said that i have to talk to a catholic face to face if i want to know what they believing in, that what you said few posts back, i'm interesting not what in they believing, but i'm also interesting in what doing in the churche
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@Paddy is that series you mention in English? if so it might be an interesting one to listen to, sinse I tend to find fiction with a theological bent can be a good way of exploring some ideas. @Camochek, if your not interested in what people believe then why be interested in the sound
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@Paddy is that series you mention in English? if so it might be an interesting one to listen to, sinse I tend to find fiction with a theological bent can be a good way of exploring some ideas. I'm particularly looking forward to reading Tad williams bobby dollar series for that reason,
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Unfortunately not, it's only in German, but it would be worth it translating this series into English.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=173386#p173386
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Kamochek, I no longer go to church on a regular basis so I am not in a position to record services for you, but as I have been to a number of different churches I can probably give you a written description of the various denominations and how they usually perform their services. That
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That is interesting Tom. What you describe as a catholic service is very much the same format as all of the Church of England services I have been to, including the one I went to every sunday while growing up there was no saying of rosaries etc however much else was very similar. Sing
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That is interesting Tom. What you describe as a catholic service is very much the same format as all of the Church of England services I have been to, including the one I went to every sunday while growing up there was no saying of rosaries etc however much else was very similar. Sing
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hi.the messianic jews services is the following: you go to the messianic congregation, wait for a time and the pastor will begin the service.then, starting to sing songs (in the congregation where my grandma is going singing in hebrew and russian) and they having musical instruments li
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Actually camochek that sounds a lot like the Messianic jews I have met. The term you mean for eating the bread and wine representing the body and blood of Christ is communian.As regards orthodox services, well bare in mind I've not been to many, however one difference was that there wa
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Kamochek, I believe the word you are looking for is tithe. To tithe is to collect money for the church by passing around a plate or having a donation box where the congregation can give money to the church for various things.The other word is communion. To take communion is to drink wi
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Interesting. The church announcements would usually be made at the end, but the announcement of weddings was actually a formal part of the service held midway through. The priest would say something like "So and so bachelor of the parish of (insert name of the priest's church), wishes
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hi.i have 2 questions:1. what the diferent between the preest, between the minister and the pastor?strange, the anglican church (church of england) is very similar to the catholic, exept that they aren't praying in latin and don't believ in the pope. but their liturgies somehow similar
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hi.i have 2 questions:1. what the diferent between the preest, between the minister and the pastor?strange, the anglican church (church of england) is very similar to the catholic, exept that they aren't praying in latin and don't believ in the pope. but their liturgies somehow similar
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Kamochek, the word minister is generally a catch all term for anyone who teaches at a Protestant church. Each denomination has its own title for minister be it reverend, pastor, etc but they all basically mean the same thing. The term priest usually specifically refers to a Catholic pr
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Hi!By myself, Latin language was used during the Roman period. Novadays this is sometimes funy, when Latin will be the world language.PS: Latin was also used as official language in Christian world.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=174025#p174025
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@Camochek, well with the Church of England it generally depends upon how formal the individual priest and their congrigation are. The average is pretty much as I described, slightly like the catholic service, however there are some that are more informal and do not include as much of t
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hi dark.and you, maybe you have seen a church which calling itself "the church of england" but their services are similar to the messianic jewish services?kamochek.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=174036#p174036
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To be honest camochek you seem pretty obsessive about finding a service which is superficially similar to what you know. Heck, i'm fairly certain not all messianic jews work in the same way sinse I do know for a fact there are messianic jews who follow a much more Orthodox mode of wors
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Dark, on the issue of religion verses science I understand the Church of England is far more relaxed on the issue than are American churches. I know that when Charles Darwin introduced the Theory of Evolution the Church of England openly accepted it, and therefore there was no major di
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Hi Tom. Well as I've said before I don't believe that fundamentalist, simplistic christian view is half as common over here, and to be honest I would not considder such a view to be worth my time or considderation. If I believed that to be the be all and end all of christianity and tha
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Dark, well, I do understand where you are coming from, but I don't think you fully understand where I am coming from regarding my views of religion and science. I suppose that for someone such as yourself who has spent their life studying philosophy and are use to debating with like mi
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hi.i thought today and i have a question:as you know, in the old testament many times god says that if somebody will not do the things he said to do, this man will be destroyed from israel.i thought, why jesus didn't said this thing: who will not believ in me will be destroyed from isr
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Yup, indeed. Another spammer, this absolutely did not make sense in any way. Talking about the old testament:I'm not sure whether Jesus already has been born when god wanted to get rid of those who didn't follow him.I don't think so. Please, to all the others, correct me when I am wron
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Hi Tom. I can completely understand why you hold the view of faith that you do and that you have a problem with fundamentalists. When I said "such views aren't worth my time" what I meant is more Hume's saying on the same subject "I can reason no longer with him" which is simply that
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Kamochek, on the contrary if you study the New Testament more closely Jesus did tell the Jews and everyone else that they must believe he is the messiah else they will parish, be destroyed, etc. Right off the top of my head I can think of a few verses where he explicitly says that, but
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Hi Tom. You are likely correct on history being the reason that a person chooses a certain belief or pattern, although with some rabbid atheists I've met, (and of course being at a university I've met more than a few), it is often simply that they have never seen the bennificial side
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Hi Tom. You are likely correct on history being the reason that a person chooses a certain belief or pattern, although with some rabbid atheists I've met, (and of course being at a university I've met more than a few), it is often simply that they have never seen the bennificial side
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