In a message dated 2/8/2003 9:46:41 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As you said, people “give up things that aren’t good for them anyway”—so what’s the point? Does this make you any holier or closer to God?
Not in my opinion Even though it amazes me, I know I am under the
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Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Truth on
Lent
So should we tell people that are
celebrating Lent that they are wrong? Hardly most of them are
not doing anything wrong. I
So should we tell people that are celebrating Lent
that they are wrong? .Just curious to what you all think!
Question is - is it wrong for someone to celebrate something even if the
roots are pagan IF they aren't doing it for pagan
reasons? Laura
GAL 4:8 Howbeit then, when y
So should we tell people that are celebrating Lent that they are wrong? Hardly most of them are not doing anything wrong. I think we get so hung up on all this stuff that we boggle our minds with it and can't do any good at all. To most people I know Lent is simply the 40 day period before Eas
From: WWW.TRUTHONTHEWEB.ORG
Truth on Lent"The word Lent is of Anglo-Saxon origin, meaning
spring." (Marguerite Ickis, The Book of
Religious Holidays and Celebrations, New York: Dodd, Mead & Company, 1966,
p.114)Compare Baal Worship: 40 days of fasting for Tammuz; with
Catholicism: 40 days
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