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Catholicism and Orthodox Christianity

rustbeltvoice

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17. Sirach (Ecclesiasticus) is one of the seven

Reply to meow2u3 (Reply #16)

Tue Dec 16, 2014, 11:27 PM

Dec 2014

books (deutrocanonical) absent in most Protestant bibles.

Many Protestants believe in private interpretations of Scripture, but their 'private' interpretations become mandatory for others. Also, some of their interpretations defy logic and reason. Beyond that, many have a string of passages they construct their faith on; while other passages are terra incognito.

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