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Donald,
As I am sure you will agree, Marriage is decision that requires a lifetime of dedication.
We cannot serve two Masters, the decision is there for one or the other. Free will at all times.
"Take up your Cross & Follow me"
Pat
As I am sure you will agree, Marriage is decision that requires a lifetime of dedication.
We cannot serve two Masters, the decision is there for one or the other. Free will at all times.
"Take up your Cross & Follow me"
Pat
Pat
are you saying that all other Clergymen who married are not capable of serving the Lord as they are dedicated to their families?
donald
As I am sure you will agree, Marriage is decision that requires a lifetime of dedication.
We cannot serve two Masters, the decision is there for one or the other. Free will at all times.
"Take up your Cross & Follow me"
Pat
Pat,
Does this mean that RC priests prior to the fourth century who were married(including, I am sure, a Pope or two) were not capable of fulfilling their obligations?
BTW as an Anglican I would very strongly refute your suggestion about serving two masters.
