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 Pope and France change Lord's prayer. Whachathink? |
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| I'm good with it... |
Aaron Scott |
I have often pondered just how to reconcile that God cannot be tempted, nor does He tempt anyone, with evil...to that part of the Lord's Prayer.
I think the new way will be in greater alignment with our concept and understanding of God and the Scripture. |
Hon. Dr. in Acts-celeratology
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6/4/19 10:37 am
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| Re: I'm good with it... |
Fly on the Wall |
| Aaron Scott wrote: | I have often pondered just how to reconcile that God cannot be tempted, nor does He tempt anyone, with evil...to that part of the Lord's Prayer.
I think the new way will be in greater alignment with our concept and understanding of God and the Scripture. |
I have to say I agree. I've often questioned the wording. |
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6/4/19 11:58 am
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| That is the way I've always understood the meaning to be anyways. Its more poetic the original way, but probably more accurate the proposed way. What do our Dr.s of theology say? |
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6/4/19 12:42 pm
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As far as the changes, does it matter what the Roman Catholic church says the "Lord's prayer" is supposed to be?
It is not the Lord's prayer anyway...it is the disciples way to pray or blueprint of prayer. The disciples asked "teach us to pray" and the Lord told them to pray this way. Don't think it was ever meant to be turned into a prayer, just a pattern of how to pray.
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6/4/19 2:19 pm
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