Catholic Vs. Protestant

[Lil Red]

[quote name='homeschoolmom' timestamp='1302115500' post='2226439']
It's a little mnemonic device.
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i get that. i don't get how 1 (run) relates to the First Commandment.

[Anastasia13]

[quote name='Groo the Wanderer' timestamp='1302106186' post='2226391']
Tis from a lil book called Josh and the Three Tree. Helps kids memorize the 10 Commandments.

1 run - you shall have no other gods before me. picture God running track and whomping the rest
2 shoe - you shall not take the Lord's name in vain. picture your brother about to curse and stuffing a shoe into his mouth to stop him

etc etc
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Can you fill this out for me? I have not heard this before. I never heard a pattern like that for learning the commandments, at least as far as I can remember.

[Anastasia13]

[quote name='CatherineM' timestamp='1302027778' post='2226151']
It was okay for Moses to make images on the Ark of the Covenant, but not for us to have statues of Mary around.
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Fascinating.

[Debra Little]

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By: Bigga Don


This wallpaper on this site displays the 10 commandments as made up by the protestants. They seperate the 1st commandment into 2, and the last two commandments they combine into one. Who here can list the Catholic (and original) 10 Commandments?
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The 10 Commandments was made up by God!

[Debra Little]

[quote name='thessalonian' timestamp='1302026530' post='2226144']
I should also add in order to make up for the overemphasis against creation of images, protestants add women to the list of men's property. How do you like them apples.
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that's how women were viewed in those days, as property, as no different than slaves.
Jesus changed the status of women. A lot of women followed Jesus and ministered
to his needs while he was on earth. Also in the early Christian church, St Paul uses
a lot of women in his key positions.

Edited April 7, 2011 by Debra Little

[Groo the Wanderer]

[quote name='Light and Truth' timestamp='1302118564' post='2226455']
Can you fill this out for me? I have not heard this before. I never heard a pattern like that for learning the commandments, at least as far as I can remember.
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Busy at the moment....got Youth 2000 coming up tonight. Will get back to ya with the full story as best I remember it sometime next week...

[Lil Red]

[quote name='Groo the Wanderer' timestamp='1302269165' post='2226883']
Busy at the moment....got Youth 2000 coming up tonight. Will get back to ya with the full story as best I remember it sometime next week...
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that would be amesome.

[thessalonian]

[quote name='Debra Little' timestamp='1302196396' post='2226701']
that's how women were viewed in those days, as property, as no different than slaves.
Jesus changed the status of women. A lot of women followed Jesus and ministered
to his needs while he was on earth. Also in the early Christian church, St Paul uses
a lot of women in his key positions.
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Yet, if the Catholic ordering of the commandments is the correct one, it would make sense that the equality of the sexs "Neither Jew nor Greek, male nor femaile" would be more indicative of the correct Christian ordering. And again it is obvious to me that a violation of the first, to worship the one true God is vilated by an idol.