The Roman Catholic Church~ Questions

[newbie.86]

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nay daghan questions atong kalingawan>>>

16 Tough Questions for Roman Catholics - YouTube

OOOPSSS .... Pag BACKREADusa dong before ka mo post og question. Natubag naman na.


Btw its nice to see another Bible-thumper (and that CLUELESS protester on video) here. I just hope you are not another resurrected alter ego of that well-loved istoryan.

[noy]

Ang pangutana...
1. Was Adam already equipped w/ the reproductive organs before Eve was created?
2. Is God dyadic?
3. Where did God based Eve's reproductive organs?

questions 1 and 3 bro kay matubag na sa Natural Science through biological evolution..
Biblically, of course you wouldn't find scientific answers from it 'cause it's not a Science book in the first place. hehehe..for the same reason, the catholic theology does not see a contradiction between Science and Bible as Biblical creation accounts can and are understood allegorically..

it's like this, when we read the Bible, we get the idea that it is God who created mankind..how? in what process? we then refer to scientific accounts.

for question number 2, God is a Triune being.

[porbidaman]

Another question...
is the God of Abraham a metaphor too?

[gazmembrane]

I got a question

Did Judas Escariot have a way of escaping his fate of betraying his leader? I mean if he did not betray Jesus, would the same events have unfolded later on?

Does this mean that he was already condemned to become a traitor upon his birth so that the salvation could take place? Or could he have chosen a different path, but what would have been the aftermath if he made such choice?

[Ghadz]

nakadungog nasad ko ana,pero wala ko idea nganong dili misahan nga binunyagan man siya paghimugso niya ning kalibutana.

[<SMILE>]

I got a question

Did Judas Escariot have a way of escaping his fate of betraying his leader? I mean if he did not betray Jesus, would the same events have unfolded later on?

Does this mean that he was already condemned to become a traitor upon his birth so that the salvation could take place? Or could he have chosen a different path, but what would have been the aftermath if he made such choice?

As per Mathew 26:21
While they were eating, he said, "I tell you the truth, one of you will betray me."

It could be any of the 12 disciples during the last supper. Although they were there to follow Jesus Christ but still they do have their own free will to do what they want, they are not entirely controlled by GOD same as what we are today. Maybe perhaps the lack of faith towards Jesus Christ or the so much need of money really brought out the weak spot of Judas to betray Jesus Christ. the rest of the apostles did resist, kept the faith and still upheld the notion that to love Jesus Christ is way too priceless.

[SioDenz]

I got a question

Did Judas Escariot have a way of escaping his fate of betraying his leader? I mean if he did not betray Jesus, would the same events have unfolded later on?

Does this mean that he was already condemned to become a traitor upon his birth so that the salvation could take place? Or could he have chosen a different path, but what would have been the aftermath if he made such choice?

What the Bible said that the only sure thing about Jesus is that He came here to sacrifice himself for the sin of Man. Now, the Question of Who will betray him is Not Fixed.

Jesus only Needs one thing to Fulfill his Plan, Preach and Many will HATE him. There's no Shortage of People who want Jesus dead. And Even if Judas did Not betray him, i believed he will still be Crucified.

BTW, Mathew 26:21 where Jesus said - While they were eating, he said, "I tell you the truth, one of you will betray me." This was spoken during the Passover. However, Jesus is Not talking about the Future action of Judas because Judas already agree to the Priest PRIOR to the Passover

in Luke 22:1-6, Before Passover came Judas already went to the priest and agree to hand over Jesus

22 Now the Festival of Unleavened Bread, called the Passover, was approaching, 2 and the chief priests and the teachers of the law were looking for some way to get rid of Jesus, for they were afraid of the people. 3 Then Satan entered Judas, called Iscariot, one of the Twelve. 4 And Judas went to the chief priests and the officers of the temple guard and discussed with them how he might betray Jesus. 5 They were delighted and agreed to give him money. 6 He consented, and watched for an opportunity to hand Jesus over to them when no crowd was present.

[NapoleonBlownapart]

I got a question

Did Judas Escariot have a way of escaping his fate of betraying his leader? I mean if he did not betray Jesus, would the same events have unfolded later on?

Does this mean that he was already condemned to become a traitor upon his birth so that the salvation could take place? Or could he have chosen a different path, but what would have been the aftermath if he made such choice?

some clays are used for special purposes, some for common use.. Does he have a way of escaping his fate? I don't think so. It's God's sovereign choice that's in play here. Romans 9 "For who is able to resist his will?".

[NapoleonBlownapart]

“God is not a divine being or a magician, but the Creator who brought everything to life,” - Pope Francis.. hmmn.. unsay ikasulti ninyo ani?

[gilbert.repunte]

Judas escariot I guess was foreordain to become a traitor. If it is not his destiny could easily waived