Dear GoanettersJesus Christ preached love to God and love to human beings.
Catholics are yet to learn to love their fellow beings. First and foremost one
must know to love his own self. Love his wife,love his elderly parents love
his or her siblings and love neighbours. When in church people behave as
strangers. Every one is so serious. there is only person who has all the
knowledge of God and no one else.He only enthertains himself and others can
yown,albert
> From: icso...@bsnl.in
> To: goanet@lists.goanet.org
> Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2011 03:21:08 +0530
> Subject: [Goanet] Religionists
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> From: "Joao Barros-Pereira" <joaobarrospere...@gmail.com>
> <<< Mother Theresa was a typical religionist. She supported the status quo.
> > She decided that charity was much more important than the fight for
> > justice.
> **This "anti-Christ" is spewing venom against verything and everyone.I do
> not know whether he is an ex-seminarian.
> 1. Christian religion believes in the afterlife.
> 2.Mother Teresa loved the poorest of the poor. Her motivation was not social
> agenda or philanthropy, but Christian faith: to see Jesus in the poor.
> 3. She did not do business. She was given the Nobel Peace Prize and used it
> for the poor.
> 4.She replied that she was not the judge of those who offered money to her.
> 5.Jesus never accepted women as priestesses. The Church does not accept
> them, but gives them several ministries.
> 6.The Church fights for justice. Mother Teresa contributed with her selfless
> work for the uplift of the poor.
>
> >>Christians like to think that they invented love, as Americans like to
> > think they invented freedom...
> **Jesus offered divine life and love. That is the uniqueness of Christian
> Faith.
> This is the New Covenant, inaugurated by Jesus with his Death and
> Resurrection.
> Only Jesus could do it, since he is God-Man. He is the only Incarnation.
> All religions preach love and compassion. Christianity offers it.
> Regards.
> Fr.Ivo
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