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Livin_the_MASS

Do you think Scott Hahn is a prophet in our times?  

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Livin_the_MASS

Well?

I think so :D I tell you what that man has put things together like no other.
I'll leave it that for now :) I think he is divinely inspired!


Pax
Jason

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Livin_the_MASS

The first choice is supposed to be Yes I think Scott Hahn is a prophet of [b]our[/b] times! My bad, I asked Cmom to fix it for me when she gets time!

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Livin_the_MASS

hmmmm cheesecake you guys are awesome!
:crackup: :clapping: :thatsfunny:

Thanks Cmom or whoever fixed my mistake, much love.

I am getting Scott Hahn's new book I can't wait :drool: God has touched that man.

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Scott Hahn is brillant! I did however say no. He is the St. Augustine of our time. The Pope is really close though!

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Livin_the_MASS

Well I said yes because I looked up the word "Prophet" one of the meanings is
"divinely inspired" I think this man is. He is humble and has been inspired to write alot about Sacred Scripture, Tradition, and the Truths of the Catholic Church!


And my opinion on JPII, [b]I know he is divinely inspired a prophet of our times.[/b] I love you JPII, Long Live Pope John Paul the II.

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Jason

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BeenaBobba

I wouldn't go so far to call Dr. Hahn a prophet under the traditional meaning of the word, but he's an extraordinarily brilliant man and an excellent Bible scholar.

God bless,

Jen

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IcePrincessKRS

He could be, but I don't know.... I'm more inclined to agree with Oik, though. Brilliant theologian, but not necessarily a prophet. Time will tell. ;)

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Livin_the_MASS

[quote name='IcePrincessKRS' date='May 27 2004, 11:44 PM'] He could be, but I don't know.... I'm more inclined to agree with Oik, though. Brilliant theologian, but not necessarily a prophet. Time will tell. ;) [/quote]
So does that mean cheesecake for you :lol: :P :D ;)

just teasing, don't get :angry: at me or I'll :sadder:

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lilac_angel

I'd say yes because he's had some weird things happen to him that were a lot more than coincidence :) Definitely touched by God :)

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Oooh, interesting. What wierd things?

*sitting down with whole mess of cheesecake and deciding between strawberry or cherry toppings...mmmmm*

I think that the modern day greats (as I call them, Hahn, Keating, Akin, Moss, and letts not forget our home-grown Madrid) are Our Lords answer to nominal Catholics.

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Read some Kreeft, especially some of his basic Christianity stuff. That's for nominal Catholics who need to seek the Christianity of of Catholicism.

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