Comments for DEFENDING THE CATHOLIC CHURCH http://bornagaincatholic.wordpress.com Colossians 1:22-23, "...he has now reconciled in his body of flesh by his death, in order to present you holy and blameless and irreproachable before him, provided that you continue in the faith, stable and steadfast, not shifting from the hope of the gospel which you heard, which has been preached to every creature under heaven..." Mon, 11 Sep 2006 20:30:29 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on My Road To Emmaus by Jason Goodman http://bornagaincatholic.wordpress.com#comment-4 Jason Goodman Mon, 11 Sep 2006 20:30:29 +0000 https://bornagaincatholic.wordpress.com/my-road-to-emmaus/#comment-4 You are very welcome! I just want to proclaim and teach the truth. After my time at OBC in the Fundamentalist church life, I learned that you have to not only have faith, but also have the love of Christ towards all. I have gained such a balance in my life since I began my journey Christ put me on. I yearned for not just the right spiritual path, but also to be a more godly Christian. I just didn't feel I was doing that unless I was Catholic. God really showed me that. Although it did start with Sarah, it never was for her. It couldn't have been or I would have been leaving Christ out of my decision even a little, and I didn't want to do that. How can I explain Sarah? For some time, I really thought she was an angel sent by God to help me. She is the most godly, holy, blameless person and woman I have ever known of in my life. I just decided at one point, when I thought that if you were Catholic you were going to hell, that if she isn't a Christian, than really who is? She is the epidomy of a Christian. I look up to her and respect her so much. She is also the bravest person I have ever known. I am soon writing a tribute to her on our family blog. Check it out soon, and keep in touch with me and my site. You are very welcome! I just want to proclaim and teach the truth. After my time at OBC in the Fundamentalist church life, I learned that you have to not only have faith, but also have the love of Christ towards all.

I have gained such a balance in my life since I began my journey Christ put me on. I yearned for not just the right spiritual path, but also to be a more godly Christian. I just didn’t feel I was doing that unless I was Catholic. God really showed me that.

Although it did start with Sarah, it never was for her. It couldn’t have been or I would have been leaving Christ out of my decision even a little, and I didn’t want to do that.

How can I explain Sarah? For some time, I really thought she was an angel sent by God to help me. She is the most godly, holy, blameless person and woman I have ever known of in my life. I just decided at one point, when I thought that if you were Catholic you were going to hell, that if she isn’t a Christian, than really who is? She is the epidomy of a Christian. I look up to her and respect her so much. She is also the bravest person I have ever known. I am soon writing a tribute to her on our family blog. Check it out soon, and keep in touch with me and my site.

]]> Comment on My Road To Emmaus by Arvind http://bornagaincatholic.wordpress.com#comment-3 Arvind Sun, 10 Sep 2006 00:23:16 +0000 https://bornagaincatholic.wordpress.com/my-road-to-emmaus/#comment-3 Jason, I wanted to thank you on your blog for your wonderful comments on my site. My weekend will be quite busy. So I may not respond to your message until Monday, though know that I will carefully consider your words. In this post, I can understand that through your exploration of Catholicism, you have gained a balance in your life that you did not have before in more fundamentalist Christian sects. You have found the spiritual path for which you unknowingly yearned. I also find it interesting that your exploration of Catholicism started with Sarah, yet your conversion was not just for her but as something essential for you. Would you say that your love for Sarah awakened a deeper spiritual exploration in you? Jason,

I wanted to thank you on your blog for your wonderful comments on my site. My weekend will be quite busy. So I may not respond to your message until Monday, though know that I will carefully consider your words.

In this post, I can understand that through your exploration of Catholicism, you have gained a balance in your life that you did not have before in more fundamentalist Christian sects. You have found the spiritual path for which you unknowingly yearned.

I also find it interesting that your exploration of Catholicism started with Sarah, yet your conversion was not just for her but as something essential for you. Would you say that your love for Sarah awakened a deeper spiritual exploration in you?

]]> Comment on My Road To Emmaus by Greg Morrison http://bornagaincatholic.wordpress.com#comment-2 Greg Morrison Fri, 01 Sep 2006 19:03:13 +0000 https://bornagaincatholic.wordpress.com/my-road-to-emmaus/#comment-2 Jason, As you know, I've heard your story before, but it still encourages me to see how God moved you and worked through others to bring you closer to Himself. You and Sarah have truly been a blessing to me and my family. I look foward to reading more from you. Greg Jason,

As you know, I’ve heard your story before, but it still encourages me to see how God moved you and worked through others to bring you closer to Himself.
You and Sarah have truly been a blessing to me and my family. I look foward to reading more from you.

Greg

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