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Originally posted by lemon limeDo you think Jesus had an us-and-them attitude?
Now they can talk among themselves without bothering us, or being bothered by us...
Originally posted by KellyJayIt appears you've given this some thought as well... a few weeks ago I came across this set of verses, and that's when it occurred to me Lucifer wasn't immediately tossed out of heaven:
I agree, I'd also point out (my belief) that evil once it was the table is
getting its full display. I used to wonder why God didn't just zap them as
soon as it occurred, but I believe you nailed the reason for that not
happening. Those that didn't rebel could have wondered what is God holding
back from us? Now, we see evil for what it is at every level ...[text shortened]... in the middle east with little kids being beheaded, it doesn't get much
worse than that.
Kelly
Originally posted by lemon limeWhat caused the rebellion in heaven was God's revelation to them of Mary.
Do angels have free will?
People have or are capable of free will, but what about angels? Do they also possess this quality?
Originally posted by PudgenikI'm not familiar with Catholicism, or what Catholics believe about angels and Satan (the angel formerly known as Lucifer).
What caused the rebellion in heaven was God's revelation to them of Mary.
You can find the significants of this in Revelations where it reads of the Ark of the Covenant. Mary, is the Ark, and Jesus the Covenant.
Originally posted by lemon limethe angel* formerly known as Lucifer
I'm not familiar with Catholicism, or what Catholics believe about angels and Satan (the angel formerly known as Lucifer).