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:The article is fine but I would appreciate it if you go for it here because I asked you to justify your position. There's no other page here whether it's a discussion or article where the Catholic position on this important issue is set out. I will talk to a priest buddy for guidance on this discussion if you want to talk about this. I'm just a regular guy when it comes to anything but what I believe. I sort of know the best argumnets but I need help on the theological stuff. I'd love to speak with you. [[User:NKeaton|Nate]] 18:54, 31 December 2010 (EST)
:The article is fine but I would appreciate it if you go for it here because I asked you to justify your position. There's no other page here whether it's a discussion or article where the Catholic position on this important issue is set out. I will talk to a priest buddy for guidance on this discussion if you want to talk about this. I'm just a regular guy when it comes to anything but what I believe. I sort of know the best argumnets but I need help on the theological stuff. I'd love to speak with you. [[User:NKeaton|Nate]] 18:54, 31 December 2010 (EST)
::Going going gone to a party and then to celebrate mass in the morning. Anyone in NW IN is welcome to email me to attend a special new years day devotional mass at the Shrine of Christ's Passion in St. John Indiana. Email me. [[User:NKeaton|Nate]]
::Going going gone to a party and then to celebrate mass in the morning. Anyone in NW IN is welcome to email me to attend a special new years day devotional mass at the Shrine of Christ's Passion in St. John Indiana. Email me. [[User:NKeaton|Nate]]
== Just pointing out something. ==
Sorry I'm bothering you. I just wanted to say that your recent edit on Premillennialism did indeed clarify many points. But one thing I disagree with is that you wrote that Premillennialism is of fairly recent origin. That's actually untrue, for the church fathers who lived before the 3rd century believed in Premillennialism according to their writings, until Amillennialism became a popular theory.
The writings of Didache and the early theologians, Justin Martyr, Tertullian, Ireneaeus, etc, all believed in Premillennialist Postribulationism.
Sorry for bringing this up. Take care. :)